LLinkFeed Pro
LinkedIn shadowban checker
Is LinkedIn limiting your reach?
LinkFeed measures your own LinkedIn reach every week, right from your browser: impressions per post, reach trend, engagement, posting rhythm and a visibility score. No password, no form to fill in.
Install LinkFeed
Your first score appears a few seconds after you open LinkedIn.
72
Visibility score
Strong presence
1.2K
Followers
840
Impressions per post
2.4%
Engagement rate
6
Posts, 30 days
- Reach of your latest posts
- Posting regularity
- Reach outside your network
How it works
- 1
Install LinkFeed
The extension for Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari that also cleans up your LinkedIn feed.
- 2
Open LinkedIn
A few seconds later, LinkFeed reads your own statistics with your session, the way LinkedIn's analytics pages do.
- 3
See your score
Your key figures appear in the LinkFeed menu, and the full report on your LinkFeed account. It refreshes every week.
What LinkFeed checks
- Reach of your latest posts
- Your last 3 posts compared with your usual reach. A sharp drop is what people call a shadowban.
- Engagement
- The share of people who react, comment or repost after seeing your posts.
- Posting regularity and rhythm
- How often you post, and the days and times you post most.
- Formats that work for you
- Impressions per post for text, images, videos, documents and links.
- Profile views
- Your profile views over 90 days and how they change.
- Reach outside your network
- LinkedIn's split between followers and new audiences, read as soon as LinkedIn opens it on your account.
Why an extension, not a website
LinkedIn hides most profiles and their statistics from visitors who are not signed in. A website that asks for your profile URL cannot see your reach, so it can only guess.
LinkFeed runs in your browser while you are signed in, and reads only your own statistics: the same figures LinkedIn shows you, gathered in one place and followed week after week.
Frequently asked questions
- Does LinkedIn shadowban accounts?
- LinkedIn does not use the word, but it limits the distribution of posts it classifies as spam or low quality, and restricts accounts that break its rules. The visible symptom is a sudden drop in reach, which is what LinkFeed tracks.
- Do I need to give my LinkedIn password?
- No. LinkFeed uses your existing LinkedIn session in your browser and never sees your password.
- Who can see my figures?
- Only you, on your LinkFeed account. If you want, you can publish a card with your score; you can remove it at any time.
- How often is my score updated?
- Once a week, during one of your LinkedIn visits.
- Can I check someone else's profile?
- No. LinkFeed only reads the statistics LinkedIn shows to the account owner.
LinkedIn insights
Know your real reach every week.
Install LinkFeed, open LinkedIn, and your first score appears a few seconds later.