LinkedIn Profile Finder & Discovery

LinkedIn Profile Finder is a LinkedIn scraper that helps you find and scrape public LinkedIn profiles by name, job title, company, profession, language, or region. Use it to build candidate lists, find B2B leads, research companies, source talent, and export clean profile discovery data — free to start, no login or cookies required.

What does LinkedIn Profile Finder do?

LinkedIn Profile Finder searches and scrapes public profile candidates on LinkedIn that match your criteria. Enter a job title such as "Software Engineer", a company such as "IBM", a person's name, a profession, language, or region, then choose how many profile results you want.

The Actor returns structured profile discovery data, including public profile URL, profile title, role/company context, visible profile description, match criteria, and collection timestamp. Results are saved to a dataset and can be downloaded as JSON, CSV, Excel, or HTML, or accessed through the API, schedules, webhooks, and integrations.

Why use LinkedIn Profile Finder?

• Find LinkedIn profiles by job title and company.
• Build recruiting and talent sourcing lists for specific roles.
• Discover B2B leads and decision-maker candidates by profession or organization.
• Research employees, founders, engineers, salespeople, marketers, recruiters, or executives.
• Export clean profile URLs and snippets instead of copying profile data manually.
• Run repeatable LinkedIn profile discovery workflows.

How to find LinkedIn profiles by company, title, or name

1. Open the Actor and go to the Input tab.
2. Enter at least one search criterion: name, position, company, or profession.
3. Optionally choose language and region to focus results.
4. Set limit to control the maximum number of matching profiles.
5. Start the Actor and download or integrate the dataset when the run finishes.

For best results, combine position and company, for example "Product Manager" and "Microsoft", or add a name when checking a specific person.

Input

Field	Description
name	Optional person's name to match, useful for specific profile lookup.
position	Optional job title, role, or seniority, such as Software Engineer, Founder, Recruiter, or Sales Manager.
company	Optional company, employer, startup, agency, university, or organization name.
profession	Optional broader profession, industry, skill, or specialty such as machine learning, cybersecurity, finance, or marketing.
language	Optional language to prioritize for localized profile discovery.
region	Optional region to prioritize for country-focused profile discovery.
limit	Maximum number of matching profile rows to save.

Example input:

{
  "position": "Software Engineer",
  "company": "IBM",
  "language": "english",
  "region": "united_states",
  "limit": 25
}

Output

Each dataset item is one public LinkedIn profile candidate. You can download the dataset in various formats such as JSON, HTML, CSV, or Excel.

{
  "profileUrl": "https://www.linkedin.com/in/example-profile/",
  "title": "Example Person - Software Engineer - Example Company",
  "subtext": "Software Engineer - Example Company",
  "description": "Public profile summary and visible profile context.",
  "extraInfo": {
    "matchedPosition": "Software Engineer",
    "matchedCompany": "Example Company",
    "matchedLanguage": "english",
    "matchedRegion": "united_states"
  },
  "collectedAt": "2026-07-03T12:00:00+00:00"
}

Data table

Field	Type	Description
profileUrl	Link	Canonical public LinkedIn profile URL.
title	Text	Main visible profile title or profile headline.
subtext	Text	Role, company, or headline context when available.
description	Text	Public profile snippet and visible profile context.
extraInfo	Object	Search criteria that contributed to the match.
collectedAt	Date	Timestamp when the profile row was collected.

How much does it cost to find LinkedIn profiles?

Cost depends mainly on the number of profile results you save and how often you run the Actor. Start with a small limit such as 10-25 profiles, review match quality, then increase the limit for larger recruiting, prospecting, or market research workflows.

Tips for better LinkedIn profile search results

• Use both position and company for precise company employee discovery.
• Add name when you want to find a specific public profile.
• Use profession for broad prospecting, such as "machine learning", "real estate", "sales operations", or "cybersecurity".
• Use region when you need profiles focused on a specific country or market.
• Keep limit small while testing a new search, then scale once results look relevant.

FAQ, disclaimers, and support

Is this legal? This Actor is intended for discovering publicly available profile information. You are responsible for using the output in compliance with applicable laws, LinkedIn terms, privacy rules, and your own internal policies.

Why did I get fewer results than my limit? Public profile availability and match quality vary by role, company, name, profession, language, and region. Broaden the criteria if you need more candidates.

Can I use this for recruiting or sales prospecting? Yes, it is designed for public profile discovery workflows such as candidate sourcing, lead research, account mapping, and company research. You are responsible for compliant outreach and data handling.

Can I request changes? Use the Actor's Issues tab for bug reports, feature requests, or custom solution inquiries.

Need something custom? If you need a tailored version — different data fields, a specific target site, bulk enrichment, CRM integration, or a fully custom scraping workflow — feel free to reach out directly. Contact the developer through the Actor's Issues tab or via email at mkingm123@gmail.com. Custom work is welcome.