LinkedIn intentionally keeps pricing vague because they have market and account based pricing strategies in place. Try to google LinkedIn pricing and chances are very small you find a reliable answer to your question. The main difference between LinkedIn Recruiter and LinkedIn Recruiter Lite are the amount of search filters you can use, the monthly amount of InMails (30 InMails vs 150 InMails) and that LinkedIn Recruiter (both corporate and professional services) are shared accounts, and LinkedIn Recruiter Lite is not. In this blog we'll focus on the available plans and pricing for LinkedIn Recruiter (corporate and professional services) and LinkedIn Recruiter Lite.

Other LinkedIn plans like ‘LinkedIn Sales Navigator’ and 'LinkedIn Premium Business’ are not necessarily made for recruiting, but can do the job for a sourcer or recruiter depending on how they work. LinkedIn Recruiter has two flavours, ‘Corporate’ and ‘Professional Services’.

Which LinkedIn Recruiter plans are there?įor recruiters there are basically two plans: ‘ LinkedIn Recruiter’ and ‘ LinkedIn Recruiter Lite’. When should I pay for LinkedIn Recruiter?.Which LinkedIn Recruiter plans are there?.So we wrote this blog to inform you on the available plans, differences in plans and the latest pricing indications. LinkedIn Recruiter pricing is hard to find online.

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