31 profiles · 12 countries · up to 3 yrs

Buy and sell established LinkedIn accounts

A marketplace that works both ways: we buy aged profiles from the people who registered them, and sell them outright to people who need the years and the network that already exist on them.

Ownership, not rentalOne payment. The login and recovery email are yours. Nothing renews, nothing reverts.
Age you can checkEvery listing carries its audited registration date and connection count before you pay.
Bought from ownersStock comes from the people who registered the profiles — which is why decade-old ones exist.

Browse the shelf Sell your account

One payment, from $200, proxy included, 48 hours to check it. The ladder runs 3 tiers to $350; most of the 31 lots on the shelf today sit at its older end, and a band you name is matched from stock. Need a profile for one quarter instead? Rent one at outzeach →

The short answer

What 500accs sells, what it costs, what arrives

500accs is a marketplace for established LinkedIn accounts: it buys aged, NFC passport-verified profiles from the people who registered them and sells them outright for a one-time $200–$350, with a dedicated ISP proxy and an anti-detect browser profile included. 31 accounts from 12 countries are published with their country, audited registration age, connection count and price, and every purchase comes with 48 hours after handover to check the account is as described.

Price: One-time, in US dollars, by tier: $200 at 100+ connections, up to 1 year old; $275 at 250+ connections, up to 2 years old; $350 at 500+ connections, 6 months to 3 years old. An account over 3 years old is quoted per listing. From volume we negotiate.
What you receive: The login email and master password, control of the recovery email, session cookies, a pre-built anti-detect browser profile, a dedicated static ISP residential proxy, and the Transfer Dossier: the holder’s notarized NFC passport scan and the signed agreement transferring the account to you. The proxy and the browser profile are inside the price.
How the transfer works: You see redacted profile summaries first. The account and its tier are confirmed in writing before any money moves, you pay once, and everything arrives through an encrypted handover — from then on every reset path on the account is yours.
Verification standard: Every account belongs to a real person whose passport chip was read by NFC and who signed the agreement transferring it before it was listed. An account whose holder will not sign is retired, not listed.
Replacement and refund: You have 48 hours after handover to check the account. If it is restricted on arrival, or its credentials, recovery email or proxy do not work, it is recovered or replaced at no charge; if it materially differs from the summary you approved, you choose a matching replacement or a full refund; if it cannot be delivered, it is refunded in full. Restrictions caused by your own use are not covered.
Payment: Card, bank transfer (US wire or SEPA), or stablecoin (USDT, USDC) where card payments are restricted — with no setup, proxy or management fee on top of the price.
Delivery time: A shortlist usually comes back the same day. For one to four accounts, handover is the same day once the tier is confirmed; orders above 25 accounts are handed over in stages across several days. An account that has to be sourced rather than taken from what is held takes longer, and you are told so before you commit.

On the shelf today

31 listings you can actually see

Each row is a real profile we hold, photographed or on file, with the age we audited and the connections it carries. 6 of them are below; the other 25 are on the stock page, which is the whole shelf on one URL. Ask about a reference and we send the redacted summary — headline, current employer, activity history, verification status — before you pay anything. The profile URL itself stays private until the sale completes.

📸 Photographed — a screenshot of this exact profile is published on this site.

Tier — the published price band this listing sells at. One payment, proxy included.

Price — Each lot is listed within $5 of its tier price; the tier price is what the published ladder charges for that band.

By network

By country

6 of the 31 listings currently on the 500accs shelf: shelf reference, role and industry, country, audited account age, connection count, and the one-time listed price and purchase tier each listing sells at. The full table is at /stock.
Ref	Profile	Country	Age	Connections	Tier & price
LOT-01 📸	Account ExecutiveEdTech	Austin, TX	3 yrs	500+	$350Established
LOT-25 📸	Partnership ManagerRecruitment & Staffing	Berlin, Germany	3 yrs	500+	$355Established
LOT-24 📸	Strategic Resourcing PartnerTechnical Resourcing	London, United Kingdom	3 yrs	500+	$350Established
LOT-27 📸	Technical Partnership ManagerData, AI & ML	Dublin, Ireland	3 yrs	500+	$350Established
LOT-28 📸	Technical Staffing PartnerTechnical Staffing	Zwolle, Netherlands	3 yrs	500+	$350Established
LOT-29 📸	Tech Team ExtensionHealthTech	Madrid, Spain	3 yrs	500+	$350Established

6 of the 31 listings on the shelf today, which cover 12 countries in total. Sourcing reaches further than the published shelf does, and so does what we hold: the count of stock that is ready to hand over is published with the date it was counted on the stock page, rather than estimated here.

See all 31 listings →Request a specific account →

Listings published on this site: 31
Countries with a published profile: 12
One payment, per account: $200–$350
Your window to check it: 48h

3 tiers, and the ladder opens at $200: Networked at $275 is the rung most buyers take, and from volume we negotiate on a batch. See what each tier costs →

Watch an account, don't take our word

Three accounts, filmed as they stand

Not a screenshot — a continuous recording of the live profile: the verification badge beside the name, the connection count, the work history, the activity feed with other people in it. Press play; nothing loads until you do.

Karina V. NFC-verified

Mortgage recruiting

📍 Greater Orlando, FL · 384 connections

Verification badge beside the name, then the activity feed — reposts, comments, other people replying.

Alona Z. NFC-verified

Senior researcher, policy institute

📍 Paris, Île-de-France · 500+ connections

A senior profile with a real institution behind it: position history, education, the whole page in one pass.

Diana B. NFC-verified

Hospitality management

📍 Sacramento, CA

The longest of the three: cover, headline, About, experience and the recommendations underneath it.

These three are not lots. What is for sale is on the shelf, where every listing carries a reference, an audited age and a price. Ask about one of those references and the same walkthrough is recorded of that account and sent to you — before you pay anything. The profile URL itself stays private until the sale completes, which is why it is out of frame here.

Pick a reference first

The model

We buy accounts from their owners, then sell them on

Both halves of that sentence matter. A shop that only sells is reselling somebody else’s batch and inherits whatever is wrong with it. Buying directly from owners is what puts an established profile on the shelf at all — nobody can manufacture one, so the only way to stock it is to buy it from the person who has been carrying it.

Account owners
Supply enters
People who already hold an established LinkedIn profile offer it to us — a registration date from years ago, a connection graph built from real colleagues, an intact recovery email.
Sell us yours →
500accs
We buy and check it
Age, connection quality, restriction history and recovery-email control are checked before money moves. Accounts that fail any of the four are turned down, which is most of what is offered.
The checks →
The shelf
It becomes stock
Each account is listed with its audited age, connection count and country, and priced into one of 3 published tiers. 31 listings are published, covering 12 countries; anything sourced to a brief is priced against the same tiers.
See the shelf →
Buyers
Ownership transfers
One payment of $200–$350, then the login, the recovery email and the proxy move across. Nothing renews and nothing reverts to us.
How buying works →

What buyers ask for and cannot find is what sourcing goes out to buy. A run of requests for eight-year-old UK profiles is not a missed sale — it is next month’s buying brief. That is why telling us what you are looking for is worth doing even when the shelf is empty, and why an account you have stopped using is worth quoting.

LinkedIn Account Prices

One-time purchase — priced by the real connection count of each verified profile and by how long it has existed. Proxy and anti-detect profile included.

Buy outright — one payment

Press a band and the order counter opens with it already written in — you can change it before you send.

From volume we negotiate — tell us how many and the order is quoted. Full price breakdown →
Only need it for a quarter? Monthly rental runs $75–$120 at outzeach.

INCLUDED

Every Purchase Includes

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NFC passport scan handed to you
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Recovery email + master password
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Dedicated country-matched ISP proxy
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Anti-detect browser profile, pre-built
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Connection graph transferred as-is
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48-hour replacement window
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Location switch available

Why age costs more

Age is the part nobody can manufacture

Everything else on a LinkedIn profile can be changed this afternoon. The registration date cannot be changed at any price, by anyone, ever. The only way to hold an established account is to buy it from the person who registered it.

Published listings by age, today

1 year or olderregistered 2025 or earlier: 31 listings
2 years or olderregistered 2024 or earlier: 30 listings
3 yearsregistered 2023 or earlier: 29 listings

Counted from the 31 listings published on this site. The oldest on the shelf right now is LOT-01 — a Account Executive in Austin, TX, 3 yrs old, 500+ connections.

Can be produced on demand

Headline and summary
Profile photograph
Listed skills
Current employer
Posts and articles
Connection count

Given a few months and some effort, any of these can be built from nothing. None of them is scarce, and none of them is what you are paying us for.

Cannot be produced at all

The date the account was registered
The years of history behind it

This is why the shop exists, and why we pay owners for old accounts — buying from them is the only way this part of the shelf gets stocked at all.

What you walk out with

Three things change hands, not one: the account, the environment it has always run in, and the agreement of the person who registered it. Nothing is kept back, and nothing is billed later.

The person behind it

The registered holder’s signed consent to the transfer
Their contact, kept available for identity verification if LinkedIn challenges the account afterwards
The Transfer Dossier: the notarized NFC passport scan and the signed transfer agreement

The account

Login email and master password
Control of the recovery email — reset links land in your inbox
Current session cookies
The connection graph, endorsements and post history, untouched

The environment it runs in

Dedicated static ISP proxy in the market the account is configured for
Anti-detect browser profile, so it opens from the environment it has always opened from
Works with Expandi, Waalaxy, Dripify, HeyReach, LinkedHelper
All inside the one-time price — no proxy bill, no setup fee

What a listing looks like once it is yours: a real name, a real employer, a country, and the verification badge the account already carries. Illustration — the audited listings are in the catalogue above.

Who holds what, when — and who answers if LinkedIn asks

The whole transfer, in the order it happens. The long version is on how buying works.

Before it is listed
Every account here was bought from the person who registered it, and none of it reaches the shelf until that person has signed the transfer and agreed to stay reachable afterwards. Nothing is recovered, scraped, or taken from somebody who does not know it is gone.
You see it, then pay once
A redacted summary of each match — country, audited age, connection tier, the holder’s industry and language, verification status — and the tier it is priced in, confirmed in writing before any money moves. Card, bank transfer or USDT/USDC. No second invoice: the proxy and the browser profile are inside the price.
You get the inbox, not just the password
Through an encrypted channel: the login email, the master password, current session cookies, and control of the recovery address — so every reset link LinkedIn sends lands in your inbox and not in ours. A seller who keeps the recovery email still owns the account. Check this one first.
It opens where it has always opened
A dedicated ISP proxy in the market the account is configured for, and the anti-detect browser profile the holder has always used it from, both handed over with it. The account does not look to LinkedIn as though it changed country and machine on the day it changed hands — which is the part that gets a bought account checkpointed in week one.
You check — and the person is still there
For 48 hours the risk is ours: log in, import the profile, verify the age and the connection graph against the summary you approved. And the part that does not expire with the window — if LinkedIn later challenges the account and asks it to prove whose it is, the holder on the passport has already consented to answer, and is still contactable through us.

What the 48 hours covers

An account already restricted or checkpointed at first login
Credentials that do not work, or a recovery email that did not actually transfer
A proxy that is misconfigured, dead, or resolving in the wrong country
Age, connections, country or verification status that differ from the summary you approved

What it does not

Restrictions that follow your own send volume or automation settings
Restrictions after you change the legal name or the profile photograph
Logging in outside the supplied browser profile and proxy, or from two places at once
Outreach results — acceptance rates, replies, meetings

What most sellers hand over is a password. No control of the recovery email, nobody who can answer an identity check, and no reply once the account is questioned — which is why every article warning you off buying one is right about them. The answer to that is not a stronger promise, it is a person: the account holder consented to the transfer, their contact is kept available for verification, and they answer if LinkedIn asks the account to prove whose it is.

If the account is not what we described: inside those 48 hours you choose — a replacement matching the summary you approved, or the purchase price back in full. That is written down, not a promise in a chat window: terms, section 8.

Already handed over

Accounts that already belong to somebody else

The argument above is what we do. This is what it looks like afterwards: profiles handed to buyers, photographed as they stood. The one thing painted out is the company each of them worked for. Six of twenty-four published, from a desk that has been doing this long enough to have a back catalogue.

None of these is for sale. They are accounts that already belong to somebody, kept here as a record of work rather than as a catalogue — what can be bought today is on the shelf, where every listing carries a reference and a price. Held stock as of 19 September 2026 is described there too.

One thing is taken out of every screenshot: the employer — the company and the school in the side panel, the company where it is written into the headline, and its logo in the corner of the cover image. Everything else is as it stood, because an account you cannot see is an account you have no reason to believe in. The company comes out because it is the one party here that agreed to nothing.

The other side of the counter

Already have an old LinkedIn account? We buy those.

Everything on the shelf was bought from the person who registered it, in the United States, Western and Eastern Europe, Asia and developing markets. If you have a profile you have stopped using, send the country and the connection count — you get a figure, or a clear no with the reason, inside two business days. No login and no password to find out. What you sign is a transfer rather than a password handover: you consent to the sale, and you stay reachable afterwards in case LinkedIn ever asks the account to prove who registered it.

Get an offer What sets the figure →

Verified inventory · the published shelf

Verified inventory preview

Real humans, real passports, real connection graphs — already aged, already proxied, already past LinkedIn’s cold-start filter. These are the American and European lots; the stock page is the whole shelf, every country on it. Hover any card, or use the control below, to stop the scroll.

Pause the scrolling previews

31: Listings published on this site
12: Countries with a published profile
100%: NFC passport verified
48h: Post-delivery replacement window

United States14
Germany3
France1
Ireland1
Netherlands1
Poland1
Spain1
United Kingdom1

Inventory above is a fixed showcase. What is actually for sale is the published shelf — 31 lots on the stock page, which changes as accounts are sold and new ones are listed. How often that happens is not a rate this site publishes, because nothing here measures one. The ladder underneath it runs 3 tiers, from $200 to $350 — tell us your target country, age, role and the band you are buying in, and we will send a shortlist with redacted profile summaries within hours.

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Ways to own a verified account

Buy one profile, buy several at once, or start from the catalogue and pick by country and connection count. Same NFC-verified inventory underneath every package — and the passport and the proxy come with all of them. A Sales Navigator or Premium subscription is the one thing billed monthly: see the add-on line on pricing.

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Buy outright

Buy LinkedIn accounts outright

The hub. Recovery email, master password, dedicated ISP proxy — one payment, from $200.

LinkedIn accounts for sale

Current stock, shown with role, country and connection count on every profile. Request a matched shortlist.

US LinkedIn accounts

US-resident profiles with US passports, US ISP proxies and US-coded work history. Other countries available on request.

NFC-verified accounts

Every profile is a real human with a passport on file. The only model that survives LinkedIn ID checks.

Aged LinkedIn accounts

Buy established accounts with their real connection graph included. Skip the 90-day warm-up cycle entirely.

Not sure you want to own one?

Buy when you expect to run the account past roughly six months, when you want the recovery path in your own hands, or when a recurring vendor line is a procurement problem. Rent when the horizon is short and you would rather someone else carry the recovery obligation. Renting is not sold on this site — the group runs it at outzeach, at $75–$120 a month.

Rent an account monthly at outzeach →Compare buying, renting and building →

Buyer's guides

What to check before you pay

Provenance notes and buying guides: what transfers with an account, how to read an age and a connection count, and what to do when LinkedIn asks who owns it.

All guides →

ConnectSep 19, 2026 · 9 min read

Asked at the counter

Buying an account you cannot inspect first is a fair thing to have questions about. These come up on nearly every order.

Yes. Every account is sold with a dedicated Static Residential Proxy (ISP) from the account’s own region, configured before handover and included in the one-time price. There is no separate proxy bill.

The login email, the master password, session cookies, control of the recovery email, the pre-built anti-detect browser profile (AdsPower, GoLogin, Incogniton and equivalents), and the dedicated ISP proxy.

One payment, by tier: $200 at 100+ connections, up to 1 year old; $275 at 250+ connections, up to 2 years old; $350 at 500+ connections, 6 months to 3 years old. The dedicated ISP proxy and the anti-detect browser profile are inside each of those figures, and an account over 3 years old is quoted per listing. You pay only after the account and its tier are confirmed to you in writing, by card, bank transfer (US wire or SEPA), or stablecoin (USDT, USDC) where card payments are restricted.

A shortlist usually comes back the same day. For one to four accounts, handover is the same day once the tier is confirmed; orders above 25 accounts are handed over in stages across several days. An account that has to be sourced rather than taken from what is held takes longer, and you are told so before you commit. Whatever arrives comes with 48 hours to check it is what you were shown.

Yes. Every profile belongs to a real person who passed NFC passport verification and signed an agreement transferring the account to the buyer. They are not bots, hacked accounts, or AI-generated faces.

You can, but you should not. The photo matches the government ID behind the account, and changing it dissociates the profile from the verification on file — the thing that clears a future identity challenge.

Yes. You can safely update the “Current City” to match your target market (for example from London to New York). This is standard user behavior and does not trigger security flags.

Not without giving up the recovery path. The name is tied to the verified government ID. You can freely edit the Headline, About section and Experience to match your offer.

Purchases carry a 48-hour post-delivery replacement window: if the account is restricted in that period because of our infrastructure (proxy misconfiguration, fingerprint inconsistency at first login), we replace it at no charge. After that the account runs on your usage patterns — and if LinkedIn issues an ID challenge, you clear it yourself with the verification on file.

Two things. Verification: we read the cryptographic chip inside the passport rather than accepting an uploaded photo, and we hand that scan to you. Age: we audit registration timestamp, first connection date and first endorsement before listing, instead of warming an account for a few weeks and relabelling it as aged.

Buy if you expect to run the account beyond roughly six months, need the recovery path in your own hands, or would rather book a one-time asset purchase than a recurring vendor line. Rent if the horizon is short. Renting is not sold on this site — the group runs monthly LinkedIn account rental at outzeach.

All of them. The credential bundle works with Expandi, Waalaxy, Dripify, LinkedHelper, HeyReach, Lemlist, Octopus CRM, PhantomBuster and any other cloud or desktop LinkedIn automation software — and because you own the credentials, there is no vendor to ask.

Buy and sell established LinkedIn accounts

What 500accs sells, what it costs, what arrives

31 listings you can actually see

By network

By country

Three accounts, filmed as they stand

We buy accounts from their owners, then sell them on

Supply enters

We buy and check it

It becomes stock

Ownership transfers

LinkedIn Account Prices

Buy outright — one payment

Every Purchase Includes

Age is the part nobody can manufacture

Published listings by age, today

Can be produced on demand

Cannot be produced at all

What you walk out with

The person behind it

The account

The environment it runs in

Who holds what, when — and who answers if LinkedIn asks

Before it is listed

You see it, then pay once

You get the inbox, not just the password

It opens where it has always opened

You check — and the person is still there

What the 48 hours covers

What it does not

Accounts that already belong to somebody else

Already have an old LinkedIn account? We buy those.

Verified inventory preview

Ways to own a verified account

Buy LinkedIn accounts outright

LinkedIn accounts for sale

US LinkedIn accounts

NFC-verified accounts

Aged LinkedIn accounts

Not sure you want to own one?

What to check before you pay

How to tell if an aged LinkedIn account is real before you pay

Aged vs verified LinkedIn accounts: which one you actually need

Is it safe to buy a LinkedIn account? What you are actually risking

Asked at the counter

Do you include proxies?

What do I actually receive when I buy?

What does a LinkedIn account cost here, and how do I pay?

How quickly is a LinkedIn account handed over?

Are these real people?

Can I change the profile photo?

Can I change the location?

Can I change the name?

What is your replacement policy?

How is this different from buying on a marketplace?

Should I buy or rent?

Which automation tools are supported?

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