LinkedIn MCP Server
Crispy is a LinkedIn MCP server for teams evaluating LinkedIn MCP. If you need MCP for LinkedIn, connect a supported client to one endpoint for search, messaging, content, analytics, campaigns, contacts, lists, and account tools.
Search Sales Navigator for VP Engineering at fintechs, 50-200 staff
[
{ "name": "Priya Nair", "headline": "VP Engineering at Plaid", "degree": 2 },
{ "name": "Tom Becker", "headline": "VP Engineering at Brex", "degree": 3 }
] 31 matchesComment something useful on the latest post from my top 5 leads
{ "commented": 5, "skipped_no_recent_post": 0 }Show my Social Selling Index and this week's activity
{
"ssi": 78,
"this_week": { "invites": 41, "messages": 96, "posts": 2 }
}What is the Model Context Protocol?
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI assistants connect to external tools and data sources. Instead of copy-pasting data between LinkedIn and your AI, MCP gives your agent direct access to LinkedIn's capabilities.
Think of it as a standardized connection between an AI client and a described set of tools. Crispy publishes setup paths for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and n8n.
Evaluate the documented catalog below, then use the guide for your client to configure its authentication and connection.
Documented LinkedIn tools, one endpoint
The catalog contains 166 documented tool pages. Counts below come from the same registry that renders the tool directory.
Search & Discovery
15 documented toolsFind people, companies, and content on LinkedIn
Messaging
27 documented toolsSend and manage LinkedIn messages and conversations
Content
29 documented toolsCreate, read, and engage with LinkedIn posts
Connections
23 documented toolsManage your LinkedIn network and invitations
Analytics
12 documented toolsTrack post performance, profile metrics, and activity
Campaigns
15 documented toolsCreate and track outbound campaign performance
Account
20 documented toolsManage account settings, diagnostics, and capacity
Lead Management
21 documented toolsTrack leads, outreach history, and contact interactions
Lists
4 documented toolsCreate and manage named contact collections for campaigns
Up and Running in 3 Steps
Authentication differs by client. Choose the supported guide that matches the client you use.
Sign up
Create your Crispy account and choose a plan.
Connect LinkedIn
Link your LinkedIn account from the Crispy dashboard.
Point your MCP client
Add crispy.sh/api/mcp to a supported client by following its setup guide.
Choose your MCP client
Each guide owns the client-specific setup details for its authentication and configuration flow.
Claude setup
Connect Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or Claude.ai using the supported setup path.
ChatGPT setup
Configure a custom ChatGPT app through its Developer mode flow.
Cursor setup
Configure the server in Cursor for builder and integration workflows.
n8n setup
Configure n8n's MCP Client Tool node for visual automation workflows.
Verify the public interface
Review the public documentation and reference before choosing a setup path. Directory listings establish presence only; they do not prove quality or market leadership.
Simple, Transparent Pricing
These values come from the current public pricing contract.
Crispy
$49/seat/mo
or $39/seat/mo billed annually ($468/yr)
- 166 documented tool pages
- MCP access
- REST access
- Client setup guides
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a LinkedIn MCP server?
An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server is a standardized interface that lets AI assistants connect to external tools. Crispy documents tools for LinkedIn search, messaging, content, analytics, campaigns, contacts, lists, and account management through this protocol.
Which AI tools work with this MCP server?
Crispy provides supported setup guides for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and n8n. Follow the guide for your client because authentication and configuration differ by client.
How much does the LinkedIn MCP server cost?
Current public pricing is $49/seat/mo, or $39/seat/mo billed annually ($468/yr). See the pricing page for the current plan contract.
Where can I verify the setup requirements?
Review the public documentation and the exact guide for your client before connecting it to Crispy.
Is my LinkedIn data stored by Crispy?
See the current Privacy Policy and Data Rights contract for storage, access, export, retention, deletion, and applicable exceptions.
Run LinkedIn workflows from the AI client you already use.
Create your account, connect LinkedIn, create an API key, then add Crispy to your client. Review the docs for supported workflows and safety controls.