
LinkedIn Job Search
- Features
- Ease of use
- Ease of management
- Quality of support
- Affordability
- Market presence
- Information technology and software
- Professional services (engineering, legal, consulting, etc.)
- Banking and insurance
What is LinkedIn Job Search
Large professional network reach
Profile-based application workflow
Integrated employer branding context
Limited ATS-level hiring controls
High competition for applicants
Data quality depends on profiles
Plan & Pricing
Job Posts (LinkedIn Hiring Pro / Job Posts) — Usage-based Pricing model: Pay-as-you-go (promoted jobs are charged based on clicks/views; dynamic CPC-like algorithm) Free tier/trial: Free job posts available (see notes). Free trial for promoted jobs is offered to eligible new job posters. How billing works / notes: You can set a daily average budget or a total budget; LinkedIn will recommend an amount based on title, location and market activity. Charges accrue weekly for self-serve; card charged within 48 hours of closing your job, 30 days from posting if still active, or earlier if you reach a $500 account limit (USD-specific). Example: $10 daily budget for 30 days = $300 (LinkedIn example). Promoted posts only charge for candidate views/clicks; cost per click is determined by total spend divided by number of views. Minimum / example costs: No fixed published minimum — costs are dynamic and determined by market/demand and your chosen budget. (LinkedIn provides example budgets but does not publish a fixed per-click floor.)
Recruiter Lite (subscription) Pricing model: Per-seat subscription (monthly or annual billing).
| Plan | Price (USD) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Recruiter Lite (single license) | $170 per month OR $1,680 per year | Entry-level Recruiter product; 30 InMails/month, 20+ search filters; free trial available ("Try now for $0"). |
| Recruiter Lite (licenses 2-5) | $270 per month per license OR $2,670 per year per license | Volume pricing shown on LinkedIn Help; regional pricing may vary. |
Recruiter / Recruiter Corporate / RPS / RPS+ Pricing model: Enterprise / contract-based — pricing not listed publicly on site; LinkedIn directs buyers to contact Sales for quotes and contract options (job slots, talent insights, etc.).
Other notes (official):
- Free job posts: LinkedIn allows posting a free job (LinkedIn states "one free job at a time" and provides limits on duration/visibility).
- Free trial for promoted jobs: LinkedIn Help documents a free trial for promoted jobs for eligible new job posters (duration is job- and location-dependent; you are notified before trial ends).
- Many hiring products (job slots, corporate Recruiter) are sold via contract; LinkedIn asks buyers to contact sales for pricing.