Book sales meetings
A sending profile, Sales Navigator and a message sequence assembled to turn accepted invitations into first calls — on your own account or a ready one.
Sales meetings booked, candidates answering, a market mapped, a new country opened. Each of the 28 setups comes with what its result needs: a profile, Sales Navigator or Premium where it needs one, and the prompts that do the work. Every LinkedIn plan price is here too, dated and linked to the page it was read from.
You pick the result. We put together everything it needs and hand it over ready to run — or run it for you.
On your own accountfrom $35/moWe activate Sales Navigator or Premium on your profile and hand you the prompts and the step-by-step.
On a ready profilefrom $130/moA warmed profile with its own proxy, ready for your outreach tool. Your own account stays out of it.
We run it for youfrom $305/moAn operator from our team does the daily work from a brief you approve and hands you the results.
Profiles from our pool, shown with their owners' consent. Verified, with their connections and location as they are. Banner and employer are left blank here: after delivery they are set to your company.
Each setup says who it is for, what you get, what it can realistically produce inside LinkedIn's limits, and what it costs on each route.
A sending profile with Sales Navigator, a narrow lead list and the message sequence that turns accepted invitations into calls.
Sales NavigatorReady profileYour accountPromptsOperatorSee what is inside →Meetings and pipelinefrom $490/moAn operator from our team runs a warmed profile with Sales Navigator for you and books the calls that qualify into your calendar.
Ready profileSales NavigatorPromptsOperatorSee what is inside →Meetings and pipelinefrom $130/moA separate warmed profile with its own proxy, so any restriction lands on it and not on the account you have built for years.
Ready profilePromptsOperatorSee what is inside →Meetings and pipelinefrom $390/moThree or more sending profiles, each with its own proxy, run from one tool so volume grows without one profile carrying it.
Ready profilePromptsOperatorSee what is inside →Meetings and pipelinefrom $50/moSales Navigator InMail pointed at a short list of executives, with every message written from account research.
Sales NavigatorReady profileYour accountPromptsOperatorSee what is inside →Meetings and pipelinefrom $50/moTwo profiles, three segments and one message per segment, so the decision about who to sell to comes from replies.
Sales NavigatorReady profileYour accountPromptsOperatorSee what is inside →Meetings and pipelinefrom $50/moSales Navigator account lists and research prompts to find and contact every person who signs off on a deal.
Sales NavigatorReady profileYour accountPromptsOperatorSee what is inside →Meetings and pipelinefrom $50/moSales Navigator alerts and a trigger prompt, so outreach goes out when there is a reason to talk.
Sales NavigatorReady profileYour accountPromptsOperatorSee what is inside →Meetings and pipelinefrom $50/moSales Navigator search, InMail and an invitation sequence aimed at the people you want in the room.
Sales NavigatorReady profileYour accountPromptsOperatorSee what is inside →Lists and market researchfrom $50/moSales Navigator account and lead searches built from your ideal customer, saved as lists you or your team can work through.
Sales NavigatorReady profileYour accountPromptsOperatorSee what is inside →Lists and market researchfrom $130/moA method and a separate profile to turn reactions and comments on competitor posts into a warm prospect list.
Ready profilePromptsOperatorSee what is inside →Hiringfrom $50/moSales Navigator search and InMail on a sourcing profile — most of what a small team uses Recruiter Lite for, at a fraction of the seat price.
Sales NavigatorReady profileYour accountPromptsOperatorSee what is inside →Hiringfrom $490/moAn operator sources and messages candidates for your roles and hands you only the people who want to talk.
Ready profileSales NavigatorPromptsOperatorSee what is inside →Hiringfrom $50/moA sourcing profile shown in your hiring market, Sales Navigator search and outreach written for engineers.
Sales NavigatorReady profileYour accountPromptsOperatorSee what is inside →For agenciesfrom $845/moTen or more warmed profiles with dedicated proxies, delivered in one batch at the volume rate and replaced when one is restricted.
Ready profilePromptsSee what is inside →New marketsfrom $50/moA profile located in the US market, Sales Navigator and outreach written for how US buyers read cold messages.
Sales NavigatorReady profileYour accountPromptsOperatorSee what is inside →New marketsfrom $45/moA profile shown in Dubai, Premium for search and messaging, and outreach adapted to the Gulf market.
LinkedIn PremiumReady profileYour accountPromptsOperatorSee what is inside →Your own account, for lessfrom $50/moA Sales Navigator seat activated on your profile by link, for a fraction of LinkedIn’s list price.
Sales NavigatorYour accountPromptsSee what is inside →Profile, content and careerfrom $305/moAn operator works your own LinkedIn inbox every day: answers the routine, flags the leads, keeps every thread moving.
PromptsOperatorSee what is inside →Profile, content and careerfrom $45/moA content system built from prompts — drafts in your voice, repurposed from what you already know — and Premium to see who reads.
LinkedIn PremiumYour accountPromptsOperatorSee what is inside →paid plans tracked, each carrying the date it was last read and the URL it came from — as an open dataset
free prompts, .md context files and agent packs in the LinkedIn AI Toolkit
the cheapest paid tier LinkedIn sells — Premium Career, per month
connection invitations a week — on every plan, including the most expensive. Every ceiling
The account is free. The paid plans cost, per seat per month: Premium Career $39.99, Premium Business $69.99, Sales Navigator Core $119.99, Sales Navigator Advanced $159.99 and Recruiter Lite $170, with Advanced Plus and Recruiter Corporate quoted by LinkedIn. US list prices in US dollars, excluding tax — Premium last checked on , Sales Navigator on and Recruiter on .
| Plan | Monthly | Annual (prepaid) | Effective / month | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Premium Career | $39.99 | $239.88 | $19.99 | 10 September 2026read from LinkedIn ↗ |
| Premium Business | $69.99 | $575.88 | $47.99 | 10 September 2026read from LinkedIn ↗ |
| Sales Navigator Core | $119.99 | $1,079.88 | $89.99 | 12 September 2026read from LinkedIn ↗ |
| Sales Navigator Advanced | $159.99 | $1,799.88 | $149.99 | 12 September 2026read from LinkedIn ↗ |
| Sales Navigator Advanced Plus | Quote only | Quote only | — | 12 September 2026read from LinkedIn ↗ |
| Recruiter Lite | $170 | $1,680 | $140 | 10 September 2026read from LinkedIn ↗ |
| Recruiter Corporate | Quote only | Quote only | — | 10 September 2026read from LinkedIn ↗ |
Six starting points out of 28 setups. Each one leads to a setup that produces the result, the LinkedIn plan behind it with its price, and the prompts that do the work.
A sending profile, Sales Navigator and a message sequence assembled to turn accepted invitations into first calls — on your own account or a ready one.
Premium on your own profile below the $39.99 list price, a headline rewritten for the roles you want and messages recruiters reply to.
Sales Navigator search and InMail on a sourcing profile — most of what a small team uses Recruiter Lite for, at a fraction of the seat price.
A prompt-based content system in your own voice, built from material you already have, with Premium to see who reads.
A profile shown in the country you are entering, the LinkedIn tool it needs and outreach written for how that market reads cold messages.
Sales Navigator and Premium on your own profile below LinkedIn’s list price — and every LinkedIn price, so you can check the difference.
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The prompts are the smallest part of it. What changes the output is the folder of markdown files underneath them — your ICP, your product, your message rules and LinkedIn's published ceilings — loaded once so every conversation starts knowing them. None of it connects to your LinkedIn account; the assistant knows what you paste and nothing else. What an assistant has to hand LinkedIn in order to do more than that is the subject of every LinkedIn MCP server, compared by the credential it needs.
Anyone can publish fifty prompts, and most of the pages that do are interchangeable. What almost none of them has is the maintained constraint data — and without it a prompt library quietly instructs people to do things LinkedIn will not permit.
# Ceilings that apply on every plan
Built from the same records as the price tables, verified 10 September 2026. The detail behind each line is on LinkedIn limits by plan, and the file itself is at /ai/files/linkedin-limits.
$119.99 a month buys filters and 2,500 results per search. What turns that into meetings is a sequence — seven steps, each one naming what it takes in, what it hands the next step, and the page that does it.
Most outbound fails at this step and is diagnosed at step five. An ICP written in marketing language cannot be turned into filters; one written in LinkedIn’s own vocabulary can.
Roughly a third of what a good ICP asks for is not available on Core. The builder flags those rather than handing you a search you cannot run, which is the difference between a filter list and a filter list that works.
Sales Navigator returns up to 2,500 results per search, paginated twenty-five at a time. You can contact about 100 per week of them. Qualification is not optional tidying; it is the step that decides which hundred.
An assistant given a profile URL will say it cannot open it or, far more often, invent the contents. Every prompt here is written to be fed pasted text, and the context files tell the model to say so rather than guess.
LinkedIn caps invitations at ~100 per week on every plan, including the most expensive one, and it lowers the cap on accounts with poor acceptance. A week planned at 300 is a restriction with a date on it.
InMail credits expire after 90 days and accrue to at most three times the monthly allowance, so a follow-up plan that assumes an unlimited budget is a plan that stops in week three.
The last step is the only one anyone gets paid for, and it is the one most often improvised. Fifteen minutes of preparation is a prompt, not a project.
A seat paid monthly for a year is $1,439.88. Prepaid it is $1,079.88 — the only discount LinkedIn itself gives, and it commits you to twelve months.
LinkedIn publishes these prices in six places and quotes two of its products only on request. Here they are together — US list prices in USD excluding tax, last verified 12 September 2026.
or $239.88 prepaid — $19.99 / mo
Job seekers and people who mainly need to be found
See the tieror $575.88 prepaid — $47.99 / mo
Founders and operators who message people they have already found
See the tieror $1,079.88 prepaid — $89.99 / mo
One seller building and working their own lists
See the tieror $1,799.88 prepaid — $149.99 / mo
Teams that need TeamLink, Smart Links and shared lists
See the tieror $1,680 prepaid — $140 / mo
One recruiter sourcing inside their own network
See the tier| What you are pricing | The range | Who it is for | Full detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| LinkedIn Premium | $39.99 – $69.99 / month | Getting found, messaging people you already know of, Learning | Premium pricing → |
| Sales Navigator | $119.99 – $159.99 / month | Building target lists and prospecting at volume | Sales Navigator pricing → |
| LinkedIn Recruiter | $170 / month, Corporate by quote | Sourcing and hiring across the whole network | Recruiter pricing → |
| What no plan unlocks | Invite, InMail and search ceilings | Working out why an upgrade changed nothing | Limits by plan → |
| Paying less | Up to $360 / year by prepaying | The trials, the annual math, and what it commits you to | Every tier and the cheaper routes → |
Two plans carry no list price at all: LinkedIn quotes Sales Navigator Advanced Plus and Recruiter Corporate per seat block through a representative, and this site marks them quote-only rather than printing a number it cannot source. Outside the US both the list price and the tax change — see pricing by country. The complete table is on what LinkedIn actually costs in 2026, and the arithmetic for your own seat count is in the calculators.
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Everything else on this page is about reaching people. This is about what happens in the six seconds after they click your name — and it is the one part of LinkedIn that costs nothing to fix.
Most LinkedIn pricing articles carry a year in the title and a figure from two repricings ago. Three things make the difference, and all three are checkable from here.
Re-reading the Sales Navigator checkout tells you nothing about Recruiter, so the dates are kept separately and a figure only carries the date of its own family. Premium and Recruiter were last read on 10 September 2026.
Every price on this site names the LinkedIn URL it came from. If a figure cannot be sourced, it does not go in — which is why two plans here say quote only instead of carrying a guess.
The whole US table, dated per record, at /data — no key, no signup, no rate limit. If a number here is wrong, it is wrong in a form you can check rather than a sentence you have to trust.
The account is free and always has been. What costs money is the feature layer on top of it — Premium, Sales Navigator, Recruiter and Learning — and a plan upgrades the one profile you already own rather than giving you another one.
At LinkedIn’s US list prices in USD, excluding tax, per seat per month: Premium Career $39.99, Premium Business $69.99, Sales Navigator Core $119.99, Sales Navigator Advanced $159.99 and Recruiter Lite $170. A prepaid year costs $239.88, $575.88, $1,079.88, $1,799.88 and $1,680 respectively. Sales Navigator Advanced Plus and Recruiter Corporate have no published price and are quoted by LinkedIn. Premium was last checked on 10 September 2026, Sales Navigator on 12 September 2026 and Recruiter on 10 September 2026.
If you mainly get found and message people you already know of, Premium is enough. If you build target lists and prospect at volume, that is Sales Navigator. If you source and hire across the network, that is Recruiter. Most people overbuy by one tier because they price the feature list instead of their own working day.
Only some of them. InMail credits and search depth scale with the tier, but the weekly invitation ceiling applies on every plan including the most expensive, and InMail credits still expire. If you upgraded and nothing changed, the ceiling you hit was not one money lifts.
They are LinkedIn’s own US list prices in USD excluding tax, re-checked monthly and dated on every page. Two products — Sales Navigator Advanced Plus and Recruiter Corporate — are quoted individually by LinkedIn and are marked as quote-only rather than guessed at.
They carry the platform ceilings. A prompt that returns 400 people to contact this week is describing a week that LinkedIn will not allow, because invitations are capped at roughly 100 on every plan. The 50 prompts, context files and agent packs here are built on the same dated limit records as the price tables, so the plan an assistant produces is the size of a real week.
No. Every prompt, context file, agent pack, calculator and dataset on this site is free and needs no account. One bundle asks for an email address, and the same zip downloads without the form from the top of that page. Nothing here is sold, and there are no affiliate links in the pricing tables.
Both halves of this site are free, and neither of them asks for anything before it answers the question.
LinkedIn's prices here are LinkedIn's own; our setups are priced on their own pages. How this site is funded and maintained.