A test of a few weeks
If you only need a profile for a one-off campaign of under two months, a rental can cost less than a purchase.
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Rental services give you access to someone else’s LinkedIn profile for a monthly fee. Buying covers the same use case with a different model: you pay once and keep the account, its connections and its conversations.
Prices and specs as listed on each provider’s public pages at the time of writing. Offers change, so check their sites before you decide.
| Provider | Model | Price | 12-month cost | Connections | You own the account | Name changes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BIDVA | Buy | $309–$329 once | $309–$329 | 200+ | Yes | Yes (Business verified) |
| MirrorProfiles | Rent a profile | €100–$150 / month | €1,200–$1,800 | 500+ | No | No |
| LinkUnity | Rent a profile | $110–$135 / month | $1,320–$1,620 | 100+ | No | No |
| TopUzer | Rent a profile | $95–$125 / month | $1,140–$1,500 | 35–100 | No | Claims yes |
| LinkedSDR | Rent a rep | ~$150 / month (DIY) | $1,380–$1,800 | 500+ | No | No |
| Akountify | Rent an agent | $85–$185 / month | $1,020–$2,220 | 150–200+ | No access | No |
Twelve-month costs are for one account on the listed plans. BIDVA prices are for a Business verified account; optional add-ons are extra.
Every rental service on this page works the same way at its core: the profile belongs to someone else, and you pay each month to use it. That can be useful for a short test. Over a longer campaign, three things add up.
The cost keeps running. At $85 to $185 a month, one rented account costs $1,020 to $2,220 a year. A purchased account costs $309 to $329 once and pays for itself within two to four months. For an agency running ten accounts, that is roughly $7,000 to $19,000 saved in the first year, before the $15–$25 a month per account you spend on your own proxy and browser.
You build value on someone else’s asset. Every connection you add and every conversation you start stays with the rented profile. When the rental ends, your pipeline history leaves with it.
The provider sets the rules. Most rental services forbid name changes, limit profile edits, impose one automation tool or their own browser, and can revoke access. When you own the account, you choose the setup, the tools and the pace, within LinkedIn’s limits.
French rental service with 500+ connection profiles, a dashboard and MirrorChat. €100 a month in Europe, $150 in the US, and no name changes allowed.
Aged profiles, some ID verified by NFC passport, with proxies included. $110–$135 a month, 100+ connections, and no mobile app or name changes.
Profiles by region, from CIS to North America, with a dedicated IP. $95–$125 a month for 35–100 connections, restriction rate not disclosed.
Premium rep-rental service with managed GoLogin and proxies, rated 4.9 on G2. Around $150 a month for DIY, from $1,090 a month managed.
Freelance agents run campaigns from their own accounts. $85–$185 a month, about 20 reach-outs a day, and you never access the account.
Business verified accounts aged 2024–2026 with 200+ connections, from $309 once. Full ownership and same-day delivery.
If you only need a profile for a one-off campaign of under two months, a rental can cost less than a purchase.
Some providers, like LinkedSDR or Akountify’s Done For You plan, run campaigns for you. If you want no setup at all, that is a different product from an account you operate yourself.
Rentals often bundle the proxy and the antidetect browser. When you buy, budget about $15–$25 a month per account for your own.
For outreach you plan to run for three months or more, buying costs less and leaves you with an asset you keep.
Pick your profiles on the buy page so the new accounts are ready while your rentals still run.
One residential proxy and one antidetect browser profile per account. Our guide on managing multiple LinkedIn accounts from one device covers the setup.
Take over the account, update the profile gradually and ramp up from about 15–20 requests per weekday.
Export your lists and sequences, rebuild them on the new accounts, then end the rental once they run smoothly.
Buying an aged, verified account that you own. You pay once, keep the credentials and the network, and choose your own tools and setup. For most teams it costs less than renting after two to four months.
Yes, after a few months. Rentals cost $85–$185 a month per account, or $1,020–$2,220 a year. A BIDVA account costs $309–$329 once, plus about $15–$25 a month for your own proxy and browser profile.
They stay with the rented profile. When you stop paying, you lose access to the account, its connections and its message history. With a purchased account, everything you build stays yours.
Usually not. MirrorProfiles, LinkUnity and LinkedSDR forbid name changes. On a Business verified account bought from BIDVA, you can edit the name, photo, headline and experience.
Yes. Rentals often include the proxy and browser. When you own the account, use one dedicated residential proxy and one antidetect browser profile per account, in the account’s country.
Business verified LinkedIn accounts from $309, delivered the same day.