Updated 2026

The 10 best LinkedIn
MCP servers

Compared on how each one reaches your account and what your assistant can really do with it.

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01Taplio logoTaplio02MyFeedIn logoMyFeedIn032pr.io logo2pr.io04Postiv logoPostiv05Supergrow logoSupergrow06ContentIn logoContentIn07Composio logoComposio08HeyReach logoHeyReach09Apify logoApify10linkedin-mcp-server (open source) logolinkedin-mcp-server (open source)

How a LinkedIn MCP server reaches your account

LinkedIn doesn't publish an MCP server of its own, so every server below is third-party. They connect to LinkedIn in one of three ways, and that decides both what your assistant can do and what can go wrong.

Through a LinkedIn tool you use

Taplio, MyFeedIn, 2pr.io, Postiv, Supergrow, ContentIn and HeyReach. Your assistant signs in to that product, or uses a key from it, and gets the actions the product already offers.

Through a managed API

Composio connects to LinkedIn's API with OAuth for agent builders. Apify reads public profile data for the URLs you give it, without your LinkedIn login.

Through your own browser session

The open-source linkedin-mcp-server drives your logged-in LinkedIn. Its README says LinkedIn's User Agreement prohibits automated access and that accounts using automated tools can be restricted or banned.

Want to see one set up step by step? Our MCP server page shows how MyFeedIn connects to Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Cursor.

How we ranked these

Yes, we built MyFeedIn, and we put its server 2nd. It reads more of your own LinkedIn data than most, including the comments you leave, and runs outreach campaigns on the Growth plan. But it can't write comments or publish a post immediately, and Taplio does both in one connection. Here is everything our MCP server can do so you can judge. The other 9 are the servers the ranking pages for this search keep citing, and none of the links here are affiliate links. Three questions decided the order:

How does it reach LinkedIn?

Through a product that holds your LinkedIn connection, through a managed API, or through your own logged-in browser session. The first two can be revoked in one place. The last one is your account doing things you didn't click.

What can your assistant actually do?

We read each server's tool list or documentation: whether it reads your analytics, schedules posts, handles comments, runs outreach or looks up other people's profiles. A server that does less, clearly, beat one that promises everything.

What does it cost to use?

Whether the server comes with a plan you'd pay for anyway, and from which price, read on the vendor's pricing page.

What your assistant can do through each server

From each server's own tool list, docs or README, not its homepage. Hover a cell for the plan or the catch.

ToolHostedSign-in, no keyYour analyticsSchedules postsCommentsInvites and DMsOther people's profilesFrom
TaplioFrom $39/mo
MyFeedInFrom $15/mo
2pr.ioFrom $24/mo billed yearly
PostivFrom $49.50/mo billed yearly
SupergrowFrom $19/mo
ContentInPro from $59/mo
ComposioFree up to 100k tool calls/mo
HeyReachFrom $79/sender/mo
ApifyFree account, pay per use
linkedin-mcp-server (open source)Free, open source

Yes Partly (hover for details) No Not documented by the vendorChecked on each vendor's own pages, latest on 2026-09-17.

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Taplio

Write, comment and schedule from one connection

Best for Creators who want their assistant to run their LinkedInFrom $39/mo

Taplio's hosted server (mcp.taplio.com) signs in with your Taplio account and gives your assistant research, drafting, scheduling, publishing and analytics, plus, since V2, tools that find posts worth a comment and draft comments and replies. Publishing and comments always wait for your confirmation. Taplio also publishes 26 free skills that chain the tools for common jobs.

What we like

  • Sign in once, no key to paste
  • Posts, comments, replies and analytics in one connection
  • 26 free skills written for its own tools

What we don't

  • Needs a Taplio subscription, from $39 a month
  • Priced as a content suite even if the MCP is all you want
How it compares to MyFeedIn
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MyFeedIn

Answers from your own posts and comments

Best for Creators and founders who want to know what worked

MyFeedIn's hosted server (mcp.myfeedin.co) connects with OAuth in Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Cursor. Your assistant reads your posts and their analytics, the comments you left on other people's posts, and your feeds and saved people, summarizes your voice, then saves drafts and schedules the posts you confirm. On the Growth plan it also builds outreach campaigns, which you launch from the dashboard.

What we like

  • Any plan or open trial, from $15 a month
  • Reads and searches the comments you left on other people's posts
  • Builds outreach campaigns from the chat on Growth

What we don't

  • Can't write or post a comment
  • Schedules posts but doesn't publish immediately
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2pr.io

43 tools, replies to your comments included

Best for Ghostwriters and creators with busy comment sectionsFrom $24/mo billed yearly

2pr.io exposes 43 tools over OAuth, or personal access tokens for clients that want a static credential: research, drafts, publishing now or later, media, analytics and its comment inbox, so your assistant can read the comments on your posts, draft replies and post them. One token covers every profile in the workspace, Company Pages included.

What we like

  • Reads your comment inbox and posts replies
  • One token for every profile in a workspace
  • Publishing and comments through LinkedIn's official API

What we don't

  • $49 a month unless you pay for the year
  • The trial asks for payment details at checkout
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Postiv

An assistant that respects your approval rules

Best for Content teamsFrom $49.50/mo billed yearly

Postiv's hosted server (postiv.ai/mcp) connects with OAuth in Claude and ChatGPT, or an organization API key in other clients. Your assistant works inside one workspace, on a profile or a Company Page: research, drafts, visuals, scheduling, publishing and analytics, within the approval rules your team set. You can connect it read-only, and Postiv says plainly that it doesn't automate DMs or connection requests.

What we like

  • Read-only mode for research and reporting
  • Respects the workspace's approval rules
  • A 3-minute setup demo on its MCP page

What we don't

  • $49.50 a month billed yearly for one LinkedIn seat
  • Claude and ChatGPT share one authorization, so revoking it can disconnect both
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Supergrow

Your whole team's LinkedIn in one prompt

Best for Marketing leads running employee advocacyFrom $19/mo

Supergrow's server is one URL you copy from its settings into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Windsurf. It drafts posts in each person's Content DNA voice, queues them, and pulls analytics, across every team member and workspace for admins. Nothing goes live without approval, and it's included on every paid plan.

What we like

  • Included on all paid plans, from $19 a month
  • Team reports across members and workspaces
  • Nothing publishes without approval

What we don't

  • Its MCP page doesn't list the tools by name
  • No comment tools documented
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ContentIn

Eight tools and a voice model

Best for Founders who want posts drafted in their voicePro from $59/mo

ContentIn's remote server uses an MCP key you create for each profile. It has eight tools: publish after you confirm, schedule, per-post analytics (impressions, members reached, reactions, comments and shares), and ghostwriter tools that write in the voice ContentIn learned from your own posts.

What we like

  • One key per profile, handy for agencies
  • Per-post analytics straight into the chat
  • Voice tools trained on your own posts

What we don't

  • Pro plan only, $59 a month or $48 billed yearly
  • A key to paste rather than a sign-in
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Composio

LinkedIn's API as tools, for agent builders

Best for Developers building their own agentsFree up to 100k tool calls/mo

Composio's LinkedIn toolkit gives an agent 22 tools through managed OAuth: create and delete posts as yourself or as a Company Page you manage, comment and reply, read Page statistics and follower counts, and fetch profiles. It's a building block rather than a LinkedIn product, so there's no scheduling and no analytics on your personal posts.

What we like

  • Free up to 100,000 tool calls a month
  • Posts as you or as a Company Page
  • Combines with 1,500+ other toolkits in the same agent

What we don't

  • No scheduling, a post goes out when the agent calls the tool
  • Analytics cover Company Pages only
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HeyReach

Outreach campaigns from the chat

Best for Agencies running LinkedIn outreachFrom $79/sender/mo

HeyReach's server works on your HeyReach workspace, its campaigns and lead lists, from Claude, Clay, Make, n8n or VS Code. Each workspace has its own connection URL and MCP key, so client accounts stay apart, and Claude also asks for your HeyReach API key.

What we like

  • One connection URL per workspace
  • Setup guides for Claude, Clay, Make, n8n and VS Code
  • Sits on a tool built for multi-sender outreach

What we don't

  • $79 per sender per month
  • Nothing for your posts or their analytics
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Apify

Profile data without your LinkedIn login

Best for Research and lead-gen workflowsFree account, pay per use

Apify's LinkedIn MCP server runs a profile scraper for your assistant: work history, emails, mobile numbers and company details for the profile URLs you give it, without LinkedIn cookies. It connects with OAuth or an Apify API token, and your agent can add other Apify scrapers when it needs more.

What we like

  • No LinkedIn login involved
  • Emails and company data returned with the profile
  • Agents can pull in other Apify Actors on the fly

What we don't

  • Nothing on your own account, it reads other people's profiles
  • Pay per use, so volume adds up
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linkedin-mcp-server (open source)

Free, on your own browser session

Best for Developers who accept the account riskFree, open source

The most starred open-source LinkedIn MCP server (about 3,500 GitHub stars) runs on your machine with uvx or Docker and drives your own logged-in LinkedIn session: profiles, companies and their employees, people, jobs and post search, your feed and inbox, plus connection requests and messages. Its README is candid: LinkedIn's User Agreement prohibits automated access, and accounts using automated tools can be restricted or banned.

What we like

  • Free and open source (Apache-2.0)
  • Reads what you can see logged in, including your inbox
  • Sends connection requests and messages

What we don't

  • Runs on your LinkedIn session, at your account's risk
  • You install it and keep it running yourself

still not sure?

Pick by what you want to ask

Each server is good at a different job. Start from the one you have.

I want to know what worked on my posts

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MyFeedIn or Taplio

Both read your own post analytics, and MyFeedIn adds the comments you left.

I want Claude to draft and schedule my posts

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Supergrow logo

Taplio or Supergrow

Drafts in your voice, a queue, and nothing live without your approval.

I can't keep up with replies

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2pr.io

Your assistant reads the comment inbox and posts the replies you approve.

My team needs approvals

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Supergrow logo

Postiv or Supergrow

Workspaces, approval rules and team-wide analytics.

I'm building my own agent

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Composio

LinkedIn's API as tools, with OAuth handled, free to start.

I need data on other people's profiles

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Apify

Profiles, emails and companies from URLs, without your LinkedIn login.

I want to run outreach from the chat

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HeyReach or MyFeedIn

Campaigns on HeyReach's workspace, or MyFeedIn's on the Growth plan.

Frequently asked questions

The questions people ask before connecting LinkedIn to an AI assistant.

Contact us

Taplio covers the most in one connection: posts, comments, replies and analytics. MyFeedIn is the one to pick for questions about your own posts and the comments you leave, 2pr.io for replying to comments, Postiv and Supergrow for teams, Composio for developers, and Apify for data on other people's profiles.

No. LinkedIn doesn't publish one, so every server on this page is third-party. We explain the three kinds and how each reaches LinkedIn on our LinkedIn MCP server page.

Yes, with most of these. Taplio, 2pr.io, Postiv and ContentIn can publish, Taplio and ContentIn only after you confirm. MyFeedIn and Supergrow draft and schedule the posts you approve. Composio posts whenever your agent calls the tool, so the confirmation step is yours to build.

It depends on how the server reaches LinkedIn. A hosted server you sign in to can be revoked in one place and only does what its tools allow. A server that drives your own browser session acts as you: the linkedin-mcp-server README warns that LinkedIn's User Agreement prohibits automated access and that accounts using automated tools can be restricted or banned.

linkedin-mcp-server is free and open source, but it runs on your own LinkedIn session. Composio is free up to 100,000 tool calls a month, and Apify has a free account with pay-per-use scraping. The product-based servers come with a paid plan, most with a free trial.

Only through a server that uses your own browser session, like linkedin-mcp-server, which reads your inbox and sends messages. None of the hosted servers on this page document access to your LinkedIn inbox.

Taplio, MyFeedIn, Postiv, Supergrow and ContentIn all document ChatGPT, and Composio works with it too. Any hosted server that speaks MCP over HTTP can be added in ChatGPT on a plan with connector access.

Ask Claude what worked on your LinkedIn

MyFeedIn's MCP server gives Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Cursor your posts, their analytics and the comments you left, and schedules the posts you confirm. 7-day free trial, no credit card.