Start with profiles, grow into the rest of LinkedIn — without swapping APIs.
You picked ScrapIn for freshness on profile and company reads. Now product is asking for Sales Navigator exports, intent signals, and outbound actions — and you'd rather not run a second RFP.
| Topic | Edges | ScrapIn |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | Profiles, companies, Sales Nav searches, intent signals, engagement — all through one API. | Profile and company real-time lookups; other LinkedIn workflows need a second vendor. |
| Data freshness | On-demand refresh for profile and company actions; cache controls exposed per call. | Real-time emphasis on retrieval; confirm TTL behavior in their docs. |
| Vendor consolidation | One contract, one API key, one credit pool for every LinkedIn feature you ship. | Focused scope — pair with a second vendor when your needs expand. |
| Migration effort | Drop-in for profile/company calls; incremental adoption for new features. | Minimal effort if staying within their scope. |
Your LinkedIn feature set is expanding. You want one vendor for fresh profile reads plus the adjacent Sales Navigator, signals, and engagement actions that your roadmap already calls for.
You only need real-time profile and company lookups, your volume sits comfortably in ScrapIn's current plans, and you have no signals/engagement/SN requirements on the backlog.
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.