Verified
100+ connections
$200one-time
Entry tier. A real, NFC-verified profile with a clean history and a network already past the point where LinkedIn treats an account as new.
Best for: First purchase, ICP tests, founders running one seat
What things cost on this shelf
What a LinkedIn account costs.
$200–$350 per account, paid once.
One payment covers the verified account, the recovery email and master password, the NFC passport scan, a dedicated ISP residential proxy, a pre-configured anti-detect browser profile, and a 48-hour replacement window. No setup fees, no proxy bill, no monthly line. 3 rungs — $200 / $275 / $350 — and you buy the one the campaign needs rather than the dearest one on the shelf.
Every account checked before it is listed · 100% NFC-verified · 48 hours to verify what arrived · Price confirmed in writing before you pay
How much does a LinkedIn account cost?
Across the market the answer moves by about two orders of magnitude, and almost all of the spread is about what the price includes rather than about the account. There are four things being sold under one name. Which of them you are buying is what a price is really telling you.
| What it is | Typical price | What you get for it |
|---|---|---|
| Bulk PVA accountAutomated shops — accsmarket, buyaccs and the rest | Under $30 | Registered shortly before it was listed and verified with a phone number, delivered as a line in a text file. No proxy, no connection graph, no document, no seller afterwards. |
| Used account on an escrow marketplacePlayerUp, Z2U, SWAPD | $20–$200 | A real person’s account, sold as credentials. The escrow protects the payment for a few days; unless the recovery email and registered phone move to you in writing, the original owner keeps a route back in. |
| Documented purchaseHere | $200–$350, once | Audited age and connection count, the NFC passport scan handed to you so you answer an identity challenge yourself, a country-matched ISP residential proxy and an anti-detect profile — all inside the figure. |
| Renting the same class of accountoutzeach, not here | $75–$120 a month | Use rights rather than ownership. The vendor keeps the passport and answers identity challenges for you, and the cost does not stop. |
The row that applies here is the third one, and the tiers under it are next. Buying against renting, costed →
The tiers, priced by network size and account age
3 rungs to choose between, not a list to read down. It opens at $200 with Verified, and the one carrying the badge below is Networked at $275: it is where most orders land because it carries 250+ connections without paying for a registration date the campaign does not need — best for sdr seats, recruiters, lead-gen agencies. Every tier ships with the same infrastructure underneath. What changes between them is how large a real connection graph the account carries and how far back its registration date goes — neither of which can be manufactured after the fact, and both of which a senior buyer reads before they read anything you wrote.
Most popular
Networked
250+ connections
$275one-time
The most common tier. Enough real network for warm 2nd-degree paths, aged enough to ramp to full send limits quickly.
Best for: SDR seats, recruiters, lead-gen agencies
Established
500+ connections
$350one-time
A real network behind a "500+" badge, warmed rather than bulk-connected. Senior buyers stop filtering you out at this tier.
Best for: AE and ABM outreach into senior buyers
Buying more than one? From volume we negotiate — the rate comes back in writing before anything is sourced. What changes as an order grows ↓
Renting instead?
Under roughly six months of use, monthly rental is simply cheaper and there is no reason to buy. It is not sold on this domain — the group runs LinkedIn account rental at $75–$120 per month, priced by connection count, with the same NFC-verified inventory underneath.
What every tier includes
No upgrades to unlock the basics. Every purchase — from $200 Verified to $350 Established — ships with the same end-to-end stack.
NFC-verified real human owner
Government passport scanned via NFC chip read — and the scan is handed to you, so you clear a LinkedIn ID challenge yourself.
Recovery email and master password
Both transfer at handover. Every reset path on the account ends in your inbox, not ours.
Dedicated static ISP residential proxy
Country-matched, never shared with other customers, never rotated — inside the price, not billed monthly.
Pre-configured anti-detect browser profile
For AdsPower, GoLogin, Multilogin, Incogniton, or Octobrowser. Fingerprints frozen to match the proxy region.
The connection graph, transferred as-is
Connections, endorsements, recommendations and activity history are never wiped before handover.
48-hour replacement window
If our infrastructure restricts the account within 48 hours of delivery, we replace it at no charge.
Compatible with every automation tool
Expandi, Waalaxy, Dripify, HeyReach, LinkedHelper, MeetAlfred, Lemlist, Outreach — you own the credentials, so nothing is gated.
Want the transfer process step by step before you pay? How buying works →
Buying more than one
From volume we negotiate — there is no second published ladder, and the rate on a large order is agreed in writing before anything is sourced. Past that, what changes is mostly operational: the whole order matched as a set, hand-over staged so you are not importing dozens of browser profiles in an afternoon, and one consolidated set of paperwork.
1–4 accounts
Sticker price per tier. Same-day handover once the tier is confirmed.
5+ accounts
From volume we negotiate — the rate is agreed in writing before anything is sourced. Sourcing matched across the order on country, age band and connection tier.
25+ accounts
Hand-over staged across several days, consolidated invoicing for the whole order.
50+ accounts
Standing order — a named contact on Telegram, stock matched to your brief as it arrives, white-label invoicing.
100+ accounts
Enterprise — written terms, security questionnaire support, custom geographic sourcing.
Want to see what is in stock first? Current inventory → · Looking specifically for an established account? Aged accounts →
Subscription add-ons, ordered with the account
Four line items you can add to any account you buy here. They are billed monthly and separately from the one-time account price, because LinkedIn ties a subscription to a payment method rather than to the profile. Ask for them on the order and they are set up on the account before hand-over.
| Add-on | Applies to | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Sales Navigator CoreThe standard seat. Added to any account you buy here and billed monthly, separately from the one-time account price, because LinkedIn ties a subscription to a payment method rather than to the profile. | 1–10 add-ons | $40per month |
| Sales Navigator Core — volume rateThe same Core seat at the volume rate, from the eleventh add-on on the same order. Applies to the whole order, not only the accounts above ten. | 11–49 add-ons | $36per month |
| Sales Navigator AdvancedThe Advanced seat instead of Core, ordered against the same account. What Advanced adds over Core is LinkedIn’s own tiering, explained on the group’s LinkedIn pricing site. | any order size | $60per month |
| LinkedIn Premium BusinessPremium Business rather than a Sales Navigator seat, for buyers who want the Premium badge on the profile they own. Ordered the same way and billed the same way. | any order size | $50per month |
The volume rate applies from 11 add-ons on one order and covers the whole order, not only the seats above ten. Above 49 add-ons, ask — the rate is agreed in writing before anything is set up.
Want to understand what LinkedIn itself charges for these plans before you order one? That is explained on the group's LinkedIn pricing site: Sales Navigator pricing and LinkedIn Premium pricing.
Why buyers pay more here than on a marketplace
Recovery you hold yourself
When LinkedIn challenges an account, you upload the original NFC-verified passport scan. Marketplace accounts have no document that matches and no person to ask.How the transfer works →
Real humans, not synthetic profiles
Every account belonged to a real person who passed NFC verification and signed a transfer agreement. No bots, no stolen accounts, no AI-generated headshots.NFC verification →
Real infrastructure, bundled
Static ISP residential proxy (country-matched), anti-detect browser profile, and encrypted credential handover — all included, not upsold.What a purchase includes →
Pricing questions — what a LinkedIn account costs, and why the range is so wide
How much does a LinkedIn account cost?
Here it is 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 — with the dedicated ISP residential proxy, the anti-detect browser profile and the NFC passport scan inside each of those figures rather than added to them. Across the wider market the number moves by about two orders of magnitude, and the spread is almost entirely about what the price includes. Bulk shops sell freshly registered, phone-verified accounts for under $30, delivered as a line of text with no proxy, no history and no document. Escrow marketplaces run roughly $20–$200 for a used account whose original owner may still hold the recovery route. Renting the same class of account we sell costs $75–$120 a month at the group’s rental site, and never stops. A price on its own does not tell you which of those you are buying.
Why do LinkedIn account prices range from a few dollars to a few hundred?
Because "LinkedIn account" names four different things. An account registered minutes before it was listed and verified with a phone number costs a few dollars, because that is what it costs to make and it is not expected to last. A used account sold through a marketplace costs tens, because a real person built it — but the price does not buy their continued cooperation, and they still have the email it was registered against. An account with a real connection graph and a verified holder whose passport scan is handed to you costs low hundreds, because that document is the only thing that answers a LinkedIn identity challenge. And renting costs a monthly fee indefinitely, because the vendor keeps the asset and carries the recovery obligation. What the price is really measuring is who answers when LinkedIn asks who this profile belongs to.
What should I budget for a LinkedIn account in total?
For an account bought here: the tier price and nothing else — $200, $275, $350, depending on the band — unless you add a Sales Navigator or Premium seat, which is billed monthly on top at $36–$60. For an account bought anywhere that does not bundle infrastructure, budget the parts that are not in the sticker price: a dedicated static ISP proxy is roughly $2–$15 per IP per month at the published list prices of the usual providers, an anti-detect browser licence is a monthly line of its own, and you should assume some proportion of the accounts will not survive their first identity challenge and will need replacing. That last item is usually the largest one and the one most budgets leave out entirely.
Is the purchase price really all-inclusive?
Yes. The account, the dedicated ISP residential proxy, the anti-detect browser profile and the encrypted handover are all inside the one-time price. There are no setup fees, no proxy add-on and no monthly line of any kind. The only things billed separately are the optional subscription add-ons: Sales Navigator Core at $40 per account per month, the same Core seat at $36 from 11 add-ons on one order, Sales Navigator Advanced at $60, and LinkedIn Premium Business at $50. Those are billed monthly because LinkedIn ties a subscription to a payment method rather than to the profile.
What decides which tier an account falls in?
Two things together: real connection count and the registration age band the account falls in, both checked against the account itself before it is listed. Where an account clears the connection floor of more than one band, it is priced at the dearest one it qualifies for — an eight-year profile with 500+ connections is an aged account, not an entry one. We confirm the tier in writing before any payment, so the price you agree is the price you pay.
How does pricing change at volume?
From volume we negotiate: tell us the size of the order and the rate comes back in writing before anything is sourced. There is no published second ladder, because a discount table this shop has not agreed to honour is worse than a conversation. Above 25 the change is mostly operational — staged hand-over, consolidated invoicing, the whole order matched as a set. For 100+ accounts, ask for written terms.
What payment methods do you accept?
Credit card (Stripe), bank transfer (US wire and SEPA), and USDT/USDC for clients in restricted regions. Invoices issued from a US legal entity.
Are there hidden fees for premium regions?
No. The tier price is the whole price. Geography does not add a fee, though some country/role combinations have limited inventory and can take a few days to source.
Do you offer free trials?
No. Every account has a real human cost behind it — a verified holder, a dedicated proxy, an anti-detect profile. What we do offer is the 48-hour post-delivery window to verify that what arrived matches what you were shown.
What if I want to rent instead of buy?
Then rent — it is genuinely cheaper under roughly six months of use. Renting is not sold on this domain; the group runs monthly LinkedIn account rental at $75–$120 on outzeach, and the link is on the rental row above.
Can I upgrade a tier after buying?
The account you bought is yours, so there is nothing to upgrade — but you can buy an additional profile at a higher tier at any time, and bulk pricing counts your cumulative order.
What happens if the account is restricted after the 48-hour window?
It runs on your usage patterns at that point, so restrictions caused by send volume or automation settings are yours. If LinkedIn issues an identity challenge, the NFC-verified passport scan is what clears it — you handle that yourself, without a support queue.
Can I resell an account I bought?
Yes. You own the asset, and we charge no transfer fee on resale.
Tell us what you are after. We'll tell you what is on the shelf.
Country, account age, connection tier — that is all we need to answer. You get back redacted profile summaries of what is actually available, usually the same business day, with the tier price confirmed in writing before anything is paid.