LinkedIn Company Page Post & Engagement Extractor

Pull the public post history off any LinkedIn company page — captions, media, article links, hashtags, mentions, engagement counts and the top comments — without cookies or a login. Give it company URLs or bare slugs (one or many), and it returns one clean record per post: the company's own recent posts from its public page, plus deeper company-authored history found through the public search index.

What this actor does

• Company page feed: reads the public recent-post feed of each company page (up to 10 posts, mixing in a few featured employee posts — employee posts are excluded by default and can be included with a toggle).
• Deeper indexed history: optionally searches the public web index for older company-authored posts, so you can go past what the page itself shows. Coverage depends on that index; the actor reports how many posts each source contributed.
• Full post details: each post's public page is opened for the complete text, exact publish time, top comments, follower count and media (images, video, documents). Turn detail fetching off for a faster, lighter run.
• Documents: document (PDF/PPTX) posts expose the title, page count, and — when requested — the original PDF, page images and the per-page text transcript.
• Filters that actually apply: post type, recency window, exact date range, minimum reactions/comments, reposts on/off, and sort by newest or most reactions. The legacy cookie field is accepted but ignored.
• Empty fields are omitted — you will never see null or an empty string in a record.

Output per post

Field	Description
postId	Numeric LinkedIn post ID.
postUrl	Direct link to the post on LinkedIn.
sourcePostUrl	The discovery URL that produced the record (may differ for reposts).
companyName	Display name of the company page.
companySlug	Company slug parsed from your input.
companyUrl	Canonical URL of the company page.
companyLogoUrl	Company logo image URL.
authorName	Name of the author (the company, or an employee for featured posts).
authorProfileUrl	LinkedIn URL of the author.
authorHeadline	Author headline when the page exposes one.
authorFollowers	Author's follower count.
authorAvatar	Author/company avatar image URL.
content	Full text body of the post.
postedAt	ISO 8601 publish timestamp. Rows built without opening the post page carry postedAtApproximate: true (date derived from the post ID).
mediaType	text, image, video, article, document or repost.
mediaUrls	Flat list of attached media URLs.
mediaItems	Structured media list (type, url, thumbnailUrl, durationSec).
videoDuration	ISO 8601 duration for video posts (e.g. PT22S).
articleTitle, articleUrl	Title/URL when the post shares an article or link.
linkPreview	Link preview metadata when present.
documentTitle, documentPageCount	Document post title and page count.
documentUrl	Original PDF URL (with Include document details on).
documentPageImages[], documentTranscript	Page images and per-page text (with Include document details on).
pollOptions	Reserved for poll posts; LinkedIn does not expose poll options to logged-out visitors, so poll posts are returned as text.
repostOf	Original post details when this is a repost; isRepost is also set.
hashtags[]	Hashtags found in the post text.
mentionedCompanies[], mentionedPeople[]	Entities tagged in the post.
comments[]	Top comments: authorName, text, postedAt, reactionsCount, and authorProfileUrl when the richer layout is served (capped at 10, up to 18 when LinkedIn serves its richer public layout).
reactionsCount, commentsCount	Engagement totals (0 is a real value).
repostsCount	Share count — only returned when Include reaction breakdown is on and LinkedIn serves the richer layout.
reactionBreakdown	Per-reaction-type counts — same conditions as repostsCount.
viewsCount	Reserved; LinkedIn does not publish view counts on public post pages.
source	Where the post was discovered: companyPage, index or postUrl.
inputUrl, recordType, scrapedAt	Your input that produced the row, "post", and the scrape timestamp.

Input

Field	Type	Default	Description
mode	string	auto	auto / companyPosts / postUrls
companyUrls	array	–	Company page URLs or bare slugs (e.g. hubspot).
postUrls	array	–	Specific post links to extract (mode=postUrls).
maxPostsPerCompany	int	10	Hard cap per company (1–500).
postTypes	array	all	Keep only these media types.
includeEmployeePosts	bool	false	Include featured employee posts from the company feed (sub-brand/showcase posts already count as company posts).
includeIndexedPosts	bool	true	Also search the public index for older company posts.
datePosted	string	""	Recency window: any / 24 hours / week / month.
postedAfter	string	–	Exact ISO date: keep posts on or after this date.
postedBefore	string	–	Exact ISO date: keep posts on or before this date.
minReactions	int	0	Minimum reactions threshold.
minComments	int	0	Minimum comments threshold.
sortBy	string	recent	recent (newest first) or popular (most reactions).
includeReposts	bool	true	Keep reposts in the output.
hydratePosts	bool	true	Open each post page for full details.
includeReactionBreakdown	bool	false	Add reactionBreakdown and repostsCount when available.
includeDocumentDetails	bool	false	Add PDF URL, page images and transcript for documents.
monitorMode	bool	false	Return only posts not seen by a previous run.
language	string	en	Preferred content language.
cookie	string	–	Legacy field, accepted and ignored.

Example: daily prefill (smallest run)

{
  "mode": "auto",
  "companyUrls": ["https://www.linkedin.com/company/hubspot/"],
  "maxPostsPerCompany": 2
}

Example: monitor competitor pages weekly

{
  "mode": "companyPosts",
  "companyUrls": ["salesforce", "hubspot", "zendesk"],
  "maxPostsPerCompany": 30,
  "datePosted": "r604800",
  "includeIndexedPosts": true,
  "monitorMode": true
}

Example: only high-engagement posts, newest first

{
  "mode": "companyPosts",
  "companyUrls": ["https://www.linkedin.com/company/nvidia/"],
  "maxPostsPerCompany": 50,
  "minReactions": 100,
  "sortBy": "popular",
  "postTypes": ["text", "image", "video"]
}

Example: documents with full details

{
  "mode": "companyPosts",
  "companyUrls": ["google", "microsoft"],
  "maxPostsPerCompany": 25,
  "postTypes": ["document"],
  "includeDocumentDetails": true
}

Use cases

• Competitive intelligence — track what competitors publish, and how their audiences react.
• Sales & ABM signals — watch target accounts for launches, funding, hiring and event posts.
• Content strategy — analyse posting cadence, formats and top-performing topics across a sector.
• Social listening exports — feed company post data into BI tools, CRMs or AI pipelines.
• Recruiting research — follow employer-brand content and engagement trends.
• Monitoring automation — schedule runs with monitor mode to collect only new posts.

FAQ

Does this actor need cookies or a LinkedIn login?

No. Everything is collected from public pages without any account, cookie or API key. The legacy cookie input is accepted for compatibility with older saved tasks and ignored.

Why does a company return fewer posts than I expected?

A company page's public feed only shows its latest handful of posts (up to 10 cards). Turn on Include indexed posts to search the public web index for older company-authored posts — that usually finds more, but its coverage varies by company. LinkedIn itself stops a company's full post history at 500 posts and one year.

Can it read the company's "Posts" tab with pagination?

No — LinkedIn requires a sign-in for that tab, and it stays behind the login page from every connection type we tested. The actor works from the public recent feed plus the public search index instead, and says so in the run summary when a company's feed is not public.

Why are some dates marked postedAtApproximate?

When detail fetching is off, the publish date is derived from the post ID (accurate to about an hour). With detail fetching on (the default), the exact timestamp from the post page is used.

How many comments are returned?

Up to 10 top comments from the public post page, or up to 18 when LinkedIn serves its richer public layout (which also includes commenter profile links). LinkedIn does not expose the full comment thread to logged-out visitors.

Why is repostsCount missing on some rows?

Share counts are only published in the richer public layout. Enable Include reaction breakdown to fetch them when available; the actor never invents a 0.

Why is a document post missing its PDF link?

The PDF, page images and transcript are only fetched when Include document details is on. Without it, document posts still include the title and page count.

Do I need to set up a proxy?

No. The actor chooses a working connection to LinkedIn and the search index automatically. Just fill in the input and run it.

Is this affiliated with LinkedIn?

No, this is a third-party actor that reads publicly available pages. LinkedIn® is a trademark of LinkedIn Corporation.