Looking to buy
a LinkedIn account?
LinkedRent offers monthly account rentals for agencies, SDRs, and GTM teams. Get an established profile and account support from $129 per month.
A campaign to run?
Consider a monthly rental.
If your goal is to add profiles for outreach, review the access and support included in a rental.
How do I get access?
You rent a LinkedIn profile on a monthly plan and get access for as long as your rental runs.
What am I paying for?
A warmed profile with 100-500 connections, a dedicated success manager and free profile replacements under the rental terms.
Do I own the account?
No. LinkedRent provides rental access. There is no account purchase or ownership transfer.
What if my plans change?
The plan is billed monthly and you can cancel anytime.
A little more room.
A lot more
possibility.
Rent a warmed LinkedIn profile today.
No setup fee and no long contract.
Pick your profile count
and check out.
Share your region and outreach tool.
Get your profile handed over.
per month
- A warmed, personalized LinkedIn profile
- 100-500 existing connections
- US, EU, and global profile options
- Free profile replacements
- A dedicated success manager
Secure checkout. Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
Planning more profiles? Estimate your monthly totalClear answers about account access.
Know what you are signing up for before starting your rental.
Can I buy a LinkedIn account from LinkedRent?
No. LinkedRent only offers monthly profile rentals. We do not sell LinkedIn accounts or transfer account ownership.
Who can use a monthly rental?
Agencies can rent profiles for client campaigns, SDRs for prospecting, and GTM teams for different markets or audiences.
What does renting cost?
A profile is $129 per month. ID verification and Sales Navigator are optional at $50 each per profile per month. Billing is monthly, with no setup fee.
Will I keep the account after I stop renting?
No. Your plan provides rental access, not account ownership. Access ends when the rental ends.
Are rented accounts free from restrictions?
No. LinkedIn may restrict any account. Warm-up and account history do not remove that risk. Review platform rules and the replacement terms before starting.