After posting a pay-per-click job on LinkedIn, you’ll be charged based on several defined conditions. Your charge amount depends on the daily budget you’ve set for your job posts and the number of views your post receives.
After posting a pay-per-click job on LinkedIn, your default payment method on file will be charged when one of the following conditions is met:
- You’ll be charged every 30 days from the date of your first job post, and your billing cycle will begin on this date. Any accrued balance for subsequent job posts will be applied to your billing cycle for as long as the job remains open.
- You’ll be charged within 24 hours if your total account balance across all jobs is greater than or equal to $500.
- You’ll be charged within 24 hours if all open jobs are closed or suspended. If there is at least one job still open, you won’t be charged immediately.
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The date of your billing cycle will reset after all jobs are closed or suspended. If you post a new job, a new billing cycle will begin on this date.
Your charge amount depends on your job posts’ daily budget and the number of views from candidates. You only pay for job views by candidates and aren’t billed for views from LinkedIn employees or the job poster. As a result, you might see a discrepancy in the number of views and the amount charged.
We'll always charge the current default payment method on file. If you change your default payment method at any time before the end of your billing cycle, your new card on file will be charged. Learn more about adding, editing, or deleting a payment method.
You can edit your average daily budget at any time. However, for any day you edit your average daily budget, you’ll be charged based on the highest budget that you set for that day.
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The daily budget is based on UTC timing, and resets accordingly.
Once your total budget spend is reached, the job will automatically pause and you can choose to add more total budget to continue the job post or close the job. You can edit your total budget at any time.
At the end of your billing cycle, you’ll receive your bill via email. You can also view and print receipts from your billing history page.
Once your total budget spend is reached, the job will automatically pause and you can choose to add more total budget to continue the job post or close the job.
The number depends on job title, industry, location, and other factors. As some of these factors are not constant across all job posts is calculated based on the performance of similar job posts on LinkedIn.
Pay-per-click job post discounts aren't available for Recruiter Lite users at this time.
We'll share your job across LinkedIn and through email to professionals whose skills and location match the job. Anyone on LinkedIn can find your post through search, and if you have a LinkedIn Page, it will appear there too. You can also share your job via social media. Learn more about job post visibility.
Yes. Clicks from members outside of the country follow the same pricing structure.
Your job will be posted until your total budget is reached, until you close it, which you can do at any time, or after six months when the job automatically closes. To stop spending, you must close the job. You'll only be charged for views received on the days your job was open.
When you post a job, you can select how you want to receive applicant information. You can collect it on LinkedIn and get email updates with new applicants. Alternatively you can route applicants to an external website to apply, such as your career site or ATS.
The cost per click (CPC) for each job fluctuates per day based on the overall marketplace and activity. This includes the job location, job title, and additional factors such as other job posters looking for similar candidates in the area. Because some of these factors are not a constant, the CPC can't be determined until the job is posted and generates some activity.
You can manage your job postings at any time by selecting View all jobs under the Jobs tabs on the top of the page.
The higher your daily budget, the more your job post is marketed into newsfeeds and emails of members that match the information listed in your job description. Learn more about edit your average daily budget.
When your daily budget is reached, we'll remove your job from active marketing. The job will still be searchable and can still receive applicants. The marketing will refresh the next day along with your budget. Learn more about how to edit your average daily budget.
We’ll never charge you more than your daily budget (excluding any applicable taxes).
You may be unable to promote a job if there's an issue with your billing or if your job was reported.