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LinkedIn API · Endpoint

LinkedIn Newsletter API

Get a newsletter from its URL: title, description, publisher and its editions with links.

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  • Failed calls are free
  • Updated
  • linkedin.newsletter.get
Response completed
{  "title": "The Monthly Tech-In",  "author_name": "Microsoft",  "author_url": "https://www.linkedin.com/company/microsoft",  "description": "Your monthly source of \"byte-sized\" updates on Microsoft innovations and global tech advancements.",  "edition_count": 5,  "newsletter_id": "7056663228474425344",  "slug": "the-monthly-tech-in",  "editions": [    {      "title": "September 2026: Lessons from our AI transformation",      "position": 1,      "slug": "september-2026-lessons-from-our-ai-transformation-microsoft-kzgte",      "url": "https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/september-2026-lessons-from-our-ai-transformation-microsoft-kzgte"    },    {      "title": "August 2026: AI-powered discovery",      "position": 2,      "slug": "august-2026-ai-powered-discovery-microsoft-ebn3e",      "url": "https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/august-2026-ai-powered-discovery-microsoft-ebn3e"    }  ]}
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Input

What you send

The input object of the request, with every field the endpoint accepts.

FieldTypeRequiredWhat it doesExample
url string yes LinkedIn newsletter URL. Returns the newsletter and its list of editions; each edition is a Pulse article readable with linkedin.article.get. https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/the-monthl…
Response

Fields it returns

What each record in the response holds, with the values from the sample above.

FieldTypeWhat it isExample
editions[].title string The edition's title. September 2026: Lessons from our AI transformation
editions[].position integer The edition's place in the list, newest first. 1
editions[].url string The edition on LinkedIn; pass it to the article endpoint. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/september-2026-lessons-from-our-…
editions[].slug string The name in the edition's address. september-2026-lessons-from-our-ai-transformation-microsoft-kzg…
title string The newsletter's name. The Monthly Tech-In
author_name string Who publishes it. Microsoft
author_url string The publisher's LinkedIn page. https://www.linkedin.com/company/microsoft
description string The newsletter's description. Your monthly source of "byte-sized" updates on Microsoft innova…
edition_count integer How many editions are listed. 5
editions array The newsletter's editions. 5 records
newsletter_id string LinkedIn's ID for the newsletter. 7056663228474425344
slug string The name in the newsletter's address. the-monthly-tech-in
REST API · MCP server

Call it from your code, or ask your agent

Set UPSCRAPE_API_KEY to your key and copy a working request.

curl --request POST \  --url https://data.upscrape.com/execute \  --header "Authorization: Bearer $UPSCRAPE_API_KEY" \  --header "Content-Type: application/json" \  --header "Prefer: wait=30" \  --data '{  "capability": "linkedin.newsletter.get",  "input": {    "url": "https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/the-monthly-tech-in-7056663228474425344"  }}'
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1Add the Upscrape MCP server
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2Ask for the data in plain words

Using Upscrape, get Microsoft's Monthly Tech-In newsletter on LinkedIn and list its latest editions with links.

The agent finds the endpoint, shows you the price, and runs it with your credits.
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Questions

LinkedIn Newsletter API FAQ

The short answers. The docs have the long ones.

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How much does the LinkedIn Newsletter API cost?

1 credit per successful call, shown before it runs. You buy credits once, and paid credits never expire.

What do I send?

Send url. The input fields below list every option with its type and limits.

Do I need a LinkedIn login?

No. It reads public LinkedIn data; nothing runs on your account.

Can my AI agent call it?

Yes, over MCP: the agent finds linkedin.newsletter.get, checks its price and runs it with the same credits as the REST API.

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