Veezee vs Bright Data's LinkedIn MCP

What Bright Data publishes#

Bright Data's LinkedIn coverage is five MCP tools: person profile, company profile, job listings, posts, and people search (github.com/brightdata/brightdata-mcp, assets/Tools.md). Each takes a LinkedIn URL and returns a structured JSON blob; people search takes a LinkedIn search URL rather than typed parameters.

All five require Pro mode (the pro=1 flag on Remote MCP, or PRO_MODE=true locally; docs.brightdata.com/ai/mcp-server/tools) and are excluded from the free 5,000-requests/month tier (brightdata.com/pricing/mcp-server). Pricing is pay-as-you-go at $1.50 per 1,000 results, dropping to $1.30/1,000 on a $499/month plan, $1.10/1,000 at $999/month, and $1.00/1,000 at $1,999/month (brightdata.com/pricing/mcp-server, as of 2026-07-11).

What Veezee offers#

Veezee's LinkedIn surface is six tools over MCP and REST: linkedin_resolve_url, linkedin_get_profile, linkedin_search_people, linkedin_get_company, linkedin_get_posts, get_usage. linkedin_get_profile returns named sections (about, experience, education, skills); the base fetch includes the first two.

linkedin_search_people takes typed filters, including current_company and past_company by plain name. linkedin_get_profile, linkedin_get_company, and linkedin_get_posts accept a URL, slug, or URN directly; linkedin_resolve_url is only needed for a dirty identifier.

A freshness parameter (recent or realtime) trades a small surcharge for a live fetch, refunded automatically on cached fallback.

Bright Data LinkedIn MCPVeezee
Tools5 (person, company, jobs, posts, people-search)6 (incl. get_usage)
Person profileone tool, full blob, no section controllinkedin_get_profile with named sections; first 2 included
People searchURL-in (agent builds a LinkedIn search URL)typed filters (current_company, past_company by name)
Free access5,000 req/mo, but LinkedIn tools need Pro modeagent mints its own free key: 200 credits/day (about 6,000 credits/month), no signup, no card, plus a one-time 10,000 credits grant on claim
Pricing$1.50/1K results PAYG, down to $1.00/1K at $1,999/moper call: 4 credits profile, 10 credits search, 4 credits company, 4 credits posts
AuthAPI tokenfree self-minted key (REST/CLI), or OAuth sign-in (MCP clients that support it)

Beyond LinkedIn: Reddit and X#

Bright Data's MCP also ships Reddit posts and X posts tools, and its tweet schema is deep: views and bookmarks included (brightdata.com/products/datasets/twitter/tweets). The access shape differs.

Its Reddit comments product collects comments from post URLs over a days_back window, and X keyword discovery runs async (docs.brightdata.com/datasets/scrapers). Veezee's reddit_search searches comments by keyword in one synchronous call, x_search does the same for tweets, and both run under the free key's daily budget.

Bulk collection favors Bright Data; conversational lookup inside an agent loop favors Veezee.

Where each wins#

Bright Data wins on scale and track record: a long-established vendor with published volume pricing, and job listings, which Veezee does not serve. It is also cheaper per result: at its published pay-as-you-go rate, one profile result costs a fraction of a cent, several times less than a single Veezee linkedin_get_profile call.

Veezee wins when the caller is an agent that needs to start now: Bright Data requires an account and email verification before any call, while Veezee needs no signup at all, just a self-minted free key and a call under the daily budget, typed linkedin_search_people filters instead of hand-building a LinkedIn search URL, and section-level linkedin_get_profile targeting that avoids paying for a full blob when two sections are enough.

max_credits puts a hard spend ceiling on every call, so an unattended agent cannot overspend. Veezee is newer, and covers LinkedIn, Reddit, and X rather than a broad scraping catalog.

See also#

All comparisons: /alternatives. Head-to-head: Netrows, Crustdata, LinkdAPI, ScrapeCreators, TwitterAPI.io vs SocialData vs Veezee, SocialKit vs Veezee. Migrating off a shut-down vendor? /migrate/proxycurl.