Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, then paste the server URL.
mcp.scrapersocial.com/linkedin Web, desktop and mobile. Nothing else to paste.
Public LinkedIn profiles, company pages, posts with their comments and reactions, and people, company and job search. That’s what this server returns, as JSON, to whatever agent you run in Claude or Cursor. At 38 live endpoints it’s the largest catalog ScraperSocial publishes, and the one where you should think about both price and lawful basis before every call.
Six billed tools are named directly. get_profile returns a person’s public profile for 10 credits, or 25 if you ask for the email to be included. get_channel_posts lists what a profile has published at 5 credits per post. get_post_stats (5), get_comments (5 per comment) and get_comment_replies (5 per reply) cover engagement on a post URL. search takes a keyword and returns 5-credit results. Everything else goes through call_endpoint: company records, funding and insights at 10 credits; company jobs, people and posts at 5; people search by name or by services, job search, post reactions and the ad library at 5 per result; and twenty profile sub-resources such as experiences, skills, certifications, publications and patents at 5 apiece, so you fetch one slice rather than the whole record. The contact endpoint on its own is 25 credits.
A reminder that matters more here than on any other spoke: this is data about real people. Have a reason to process it, keep only what you need, and honour deletion requests.