All the \u201cbest LinkedIn scrapers\u201d lists you\u2019ll find online are pretty much the same. The vast majority of them are written by the publishers themselves and, more often than not (and understandably…), place their own author at the top of the list. They conclude that everything will be fine as long as you stay within the limits.<\/p>\n
Let’s just say it right off the bat: this is becoming less and less true.<\/strong><\/p>\n Since 2025, LinkedIn has been targeting Proxycurl, ultimately forcing it to shut down, as described in Proxycurl’s farewell message<\/a>. The platform is now targeting publishers as well as their users.<\/p>\n So, which tool should you choose to extract leads from LinkedIn without putting your account at risk?<\/strong><\/p>\n We’ve categorized the tools based on the one question that really matters: if things go wrong, who pays? You’ll also find a GDPR disclaimer ready to copy and a method for testing a tool on French user profiles.<\/p>\n Sommaire<\/p>\n<\/span><\/div>\n