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Any of four LinkedIn paid tiers, bundled into a rented seat at one monthly price. What each one changes for outreach, and what none of them do.
Every LinkedIn paid tier adds InMail credits and research tools. None of them raises the invitation limit: LinkedIn applies invitation limits to Basic and Premium members alike, and invitations cannot be bought.
Any of these four can be bundled on a rented seat. InMail numbers are LinkedIn's monthly allotments as its help centre listed them in September 2026.
For founders and senior sellers working a short, hand-picked list.
Not included: LinkedIn's comparison lists Advanced Search and custom lead and account lists for other tiers, not this one.
Bundled with the seat, pricing on request
For an SDR or agency running outbound from one seat.
Not included: Core is a single-user plan, so lists and saved searches are not shared with teammates.
Bundled with the seat, pricing on request
For several operators, or several seats, working one market.
Not included: CRM sync. LinkedIn keeps that for its Advanced Plus plan.
Bundled with the seat, pricing on request
For recruiters and staffing teams sourcing candidates.
Not a sales tool: LinkedIn positions Sales Navigator for generating leads and Recruiter Lite for finding and hiring talent.
Bundled with the seat, pricing on request
These hold on every plan, from a free account to Sales Navigator Advanced. Plan the campaign around them before choosing a tier.
LinkedIn's help centre says all members, Basic and Premium, are subject to invitation limits and restrictions, and that you cannot buy or acquire more invitations. If a campaign needs more connection requests, it needs more seats, not a higher tier. How to pace invitations on a seat.
No LinkedIn plan has unlimited InMail. A credit comes back when the recipient accepts, declines or replies within 90 days. You cannot send a second InMail to someone until they answer the first, and members can switch InMail off. Prospects with Open Profile on can be messaged without InMail, within a limit LinkedIn sets.
Premium InMail credits cannot be used in Sales Navigator or Recruiter. Credits do not carry over when a plan is upgraded, and the balance drops to zero when a subscription is cancelled. Change tiers once the current credits are used, not halfway through a sequence.
A paid tier does not exempt a profile from LinkedIn's restrictions. LinkedIn says it may restrict or suspend accounts that send excessive invitations where it suspects an automation tool. Our outreach is run by people with AI assistance, and paced inside LinkedIn's limits.
Any rented seat can carry one of the four tiers above, or none. We bundle the profile and the subscription at one monthly price, quoted per engagement with the seat.
The bundled price is our price for the rented profile plus the subscription on it, set as one monthly figure. It is not a discount on LinkedIn's own pricing and not a cheaper way to buy LinkedIn Premium. TechInRent is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, LinkedIn. Premium Business, Sales Navigator and Recruiter Lite are LinkedIn's products; we bundle them on seats we supply.
Bundled, pricing on requestStart from how the seat will be used, not from the feature list.
Tell us the market, the seat count and who will run the seat. We will say which tier, if any, earns its cost on that seat, including when the answer is none.
Ask us on a call →Sales Navigator fixes targeting, not sending capacity. Find which bottleneck is stalling your outreach before you spend again.
Read the guide →What InMail buys over a connection request, and which one to build a B2B sequence around.
Read the guide →Filter order, the exclusions people forget, and a QA pass before a list starts using up invitations.
Read the guide →The ways a Sales Navigator seat gets paid for in a managed campaign, and who keeps the saved lists when the work ends.
Read the guide →What seat assignment means for Sales Navigator and Recruiter, and what you lose when a seat moves.
Read the guide →The inputs behind every quote, including the subscription on the seat and who operates it.
See pricing →Say which market you sell into, how many seats you need and which tier, if any. We come back with one monthly figure per seat and the replacement terms in writing.