# Changelog of LinkedIn Sales Navigator Scraper — Lead URL, Account Filters (`steadyfetch/linkedin-sales-navigator-scraper`) Actor

- **URL**: https://apify.com/steadyfetch/linkedin-sales-navigator-scraper/changelog.md
- **Full Actor documentation**: https://apify.com/steadyfetch/linkedin-sales-navigator-scraper.md

## Changelog

### 1.0.3

- Internal: a run stopped by the Abort button or a timeout now keeps our own record of the pages it read. Your rows and charges are unchanged.
- A short run timeout is used for collecting, not for waiting: the time a run holds back to write its last rows and its receipt is never more than a quarter of the run timeout (it was a flat 20 seconds).
- A run timeout too short for even one search page (a page takes 45 seconds to 3 minutes) no longer starts a page it cannot finish: the row says so and names the timeout that fits.
- An API (Standby) request says plainly that one request holds one to three pages, and that a run from the actor's page collects the rest — instead of asking you to raise a timeout a request cannot raise.
- Prices and billing are unchanged.

### 1.0.2

- Big searches no longer stop after a few pages. LinkedIn's search answers a page in one to three minutes when it is busy, and this run used to give up on a page after one minute, ask again, and end the search with a "please re-run" row. A page is now waited for up to 4 minutes and asked once.
- A run can now read for up to 5 hours, so a 2,500-lead search fits in one run, and the default run timeout is now 5 hours (it was 1 hour); a run you start with a shorter timeout says so on its receipt if that timeout stops it first.
- When a page still does not answer, the row names the page, says how many leads were already delivered, and says plainly that a new run starts again from page 1 — so you can narrow the search to the part you still need instead of paying again for leads you have.
- A search whose answer does not say how many more leads it holds no longer claims it has "only" the rows delivered.
- Prices and billing are unchanged: a page still bills its rows or one search page check, whichever is more.

### 1.0.1

- First release: paste a LinkedIn Sales Navigator lead search URL and get one row per lead — name, title, company, industry, location, months in role, profile link and rank in the search — with no cookie and no login.
- Account search by filters: keywords, headquarters location, industry, headcount and its growth, revenue, department size, hiring on LinkedIn, leadership changes, funding and Fortune rank.
- Pay per delivered lead or account, no start fee. A short search page (the last page of a search, or a search that matches nobody) is billed one search page check instead of per row — never both.
- Exact to your limit, and never a page past the last one of your search. Links that are not a Sales Navigator lead search are refused before anything is read, and never charged.
- Available as a Standby endpoint: one HTTP request, the same rows and prices.