Unipile
liveLinkedIn outbound through your own LinkedIn account: connect it once on a hosted sign-in page, then search people, read profiles, send connection requests and messages, and read the replies.
Capabilities only. Unipile is not exposed as raw endpoints: LinkedIn accounts connect into the platform subscription with ownership tracked per workspace; use linkedin.account, linkedin.search, linkedin.invite, linkedin.message and linkedin.messages.
Capabilities served
| Capability | Description | Coverage here |
|---|---|---|
| linkedin.account | Connect a LinkedIn account for outbound: returns a hosted sign-in link the account holder opens once (the password never touches RouterGrowth), then reports the connection status. Run again to confirm or to get a reconnect link. Free to run; a connected account rents a seat billed monthly. | live |
| linkedin.search | Search people from your connected LinkedIn account (classic search, or Sales Navigator when the account has it): keywords, location, company, industry, connection degree. Returns provider ids ready for linkedin.invite. | live |
| linkedin.profile | One LinkedIn profile as your connected account sees it: name, headline, location, current role, connection degree (1 means the invitation was accepted), open-profile flag. Use it to check acceptance before messaging. | live |
| linkedin.invite | Send a connection request from your connected account, with an optional note (300 characters). Already connected or already invited comes back as a miss, never as a duplicate send. | live |
| linkedin.message | Message a connection from your account, reply in an existing thread, or send an InMail (Premium or open profiles). You are the sender of record. | live |
| linkedin.messages | Conversations on your connected account, newest first, with unread counts; pass chat_id to read one thread. Poll it after invitations and messages to catch replies. | live |
Provider names are used for identification only. Measured success-rate and latency data will be published here once a minimum sample size is reached, never extrapolated from single calls.