More than profile reads — a LinkedIn API you can bet a roadmap on.
You're shipping a product feature that depends on LinkedIn data, and "one endpoint for profiles" is not enough. You need the surrounding actions — and a vendor whose security review won't block your enterprise deal.
| Topic | Edges | iScraper |
|---|---|---|
| Action catalog | 60+ documented LinkedIn actions across data, signals, Sales Navigator, and engagement. | LinkedIn profile and company endpoints; confirm current catalog in their docs. |
| Request shape | Consistent REST shape, shared error model, single rate-limit policy across actions. | Per-endpoint conventions; test request shapes and error codes against your stack. |
| Enterprise readiness | SOC2 Type II, DPA, dedicated security page, enterprise tier with SLA and DPO contact. | Review their security posture, certifications, and procurement process directly. |
| Cost modeling | One credit balance across all actions — predictable as your call mix shifts. | Per-endpoint or per-call tiers; re-model cost when your feature set changes. |
| Support tier | Shared Slack for enterprise accounts; documented incident comms. | Email / ticket support; check response SLAs for production-grade plans. |
You need enterprise-grade posture (SOC2 Type II, DPA, EU data handling) and a single action catalog that keeps up as your LinkedIn feature set grows from enrichment into signals, lists, and engagement.
A few iScraper endpoints cover 95% of your needs, you're operating at small volume, and your buyers haven't yet asked for SOC2 or an enterprise agreement.
Map your current HTTP calls or automations to Edges actions using the Library and documentation. If you share your integration outline with support, we can suggest parity endpoints and credit estimates.
Credits-based pricing, SOC2, and a growing catalog of LinkedIn actions—see Pricing and Enterprise for scale.