About Enricho

Enricho is a REST API for public LinkedIn data. It exists because the alternative — running headless browsers, rotating proxies and rewriting parsers every time a layout changes — is a full-time job that has nothing to do with whatever you are actually building.

What we do

We fetch publicly visible LinkedIn data server-side and return it as JSON. Sixteen endpoints cover profiles, companies, people and company search, posts, comments, reactions, jobs, groups and geo lookup. Every call is priced individually against a prepaid balance, and every response tells you what it cost.

What we deliberately do not do

We do not ask for your LinkedIn credentials or cookies. Cookie-based scrapers work by acting as you, which puts your account at risk of restriction — that risk is transferred to the customer and rarely disclosed clearly. We would rather return less data than hand you that problem.

We do not sell email addresses. They are not part of a public profile, and providers who offer them are inferring or buying them from elsewhere. We do not claim to return every employee of a company either: employee lookup runs through people search, which is relevance-ranked and paged, and saying otherwise would be overselling.

How we think about the data

Everything we return is information a signed-out visitor can see. That does not make it unconditionally fair game — the people in that data have rights, and our acceptable use policy sets out both your obligations as the controller and ours as the processor. Anyone can ask us to suppress their data from future responses without holding an account and without explaining why.

Where we are

Enricho is early. There are no customer logos on this site and no testimonials, because we are not going to invent them. What we can show you is the full price list, live service health, and a free tier big enough to judge the data quality before you commit anything.