LinkedEmbed alternatives: LinkedIn widgets for your site compared

LinkedEmbed, Elfsight, LinkedIn's profile badge and Bokka's widgets compared on what they show, how they update and what they cost, from their own pages.

By Amardeep Anand, founder of Bokka · Published 31 October 2026

The best LinkedIn widget for your website depends on what you want visitors to do. To show a feed of your posts, use LinkedEmbed or Elfsight. For a free link to your profile, use LinkedIn's own public profile badge. To turn visitors into LinkedIn conversations you answer in one place, use Bokka's widgets.

A LinkedIn widget is a block of your LinkedIn content (your profile, your posts or your company page) that you paste into a website. LinkedEmbed and Elfsight are widget makers. Bokka is an AI-first CRM for your LinkedIn inbox, and its widgets come with it.

LinkedIn widgets compared at a glance

Sources for the table: LinkedEmbed pricing, retrieved 28 October 2026; LinkedEmbed widgets, retrieved 28 October 2026; Elfsight LinkedIn Feed pricing, retrieved 28 October 2026; Elfsight LinkedIn Feed, retrieved 28 October 2026; LinkedIn Help, retrieved 28 October 2026.

LinkedEmbed: the widest choice of LinkedIn widgets

LinkedEmbed offers seven widget types: a posts feed, a profile card, a company page card, recommendations, certifications, projects and jobs (LinkedEmbed widgets, retrieved 28 October 2026). You add "any public LinkedIn profile or company page" as a source, with no API key or developer account. A widget goes into WordPress, Wix, Webflow, Squarespace, Shopify or any HTML page as two lines of code (LinkedEmbed's home page, retrieved 28 October 2026).

Widgets refresh "automatically while they are being viewed": every 96 hours on the free plan, every 24 hours on Pro and every 30 minutes on Essentials. The free plan covers one profile or page and one widget, with a "Powered by LinkedInEmbed" link. Pro is $11.04 a month billed yearly for two sources and three widgets. Essentials is $25.49 a month billed yearly for five of each. Both paid plans include views and click analytics (LinkedEmbed pricing, retrieved 28 October 2026).

Choose it if you want your posts, your company page or your job openings on your site, kept up to date without doing anything.

Elfsight: a LinkedIn posts feed, priced by views

Elfsight's LinkedIn widget shows a feed of posts, articles, photos, videos and announcements. You connect it by giving a LinkedIn profile or company page URL, with no API key, and it "updates every 48 hours"; the page adds that this cycle "cannot be manually overridden" (Elfsight LinkedIn Feed, retrieved 28 October 2026).

The free plan allows one widget and 200 views a month with Elfsight branding, and going over the monthly limit "will temporarily deactivate your app". Paid plans start with Basic at $5 a month billed yearly (3 widgets, 5,000 views) and Pro at $10 (9 widgets, 50,000 views) (Elfsight LinkedIn Feed pricing, retrieved 28 October 2026).

Choose it if a feed of your company's posts is what you want, on a small budget, and you already use other Elfsight widgets.

LinkedIn's public profile badge: free and simple

LinkedIn lets you create a public profile badge, a "View profile" button you can add to an online résumé, a blog or a website, from your Public profile settings (LinkedIn Help: promoting your public profile, retrieved 28 October 2026). It's a link to your profile rather than a card: it doesn't show your followers, your work or a way to message you.

Choose it if all you need is a link to your profile and you'd rather not add another tool.

Bokka's widgets: built to start a conversation

Bokka's widgets show your own LinkedIn profile, read by your own browser when you press Refresh from LinkedIn, never by Bokka's servers. They're part of Bokka, so the conversations they start arrive in the same LinkedIn inbox you answer, label and follow up from in Bokka.

• Contact card: your picture, headline, followers and how fast you usually reply, with Message and Follow buttons.
• Featured: the links from your LinkedIn Featured section, with their pictures, in a grid or a list in the order you choose.
• Network stats and Growth: your followers and connections, and how much they grew in the last 30, 90 or 365 days.
• QR code, link page, email signature and intake form: for badges and slides, your bio, every email you send, and visitors who'd rather write to you; their requests wait in Bokka.
• Team grid: your teammates' own cards together, each with their own Message button, on the Team plan (coming soon).

Two differences matter. Bokka only ever shows your own profile: it can't show a feed of your posts or someone else's page. And a widget changes when you refresh it, not by itself: it always says when it was last read. In return, each widget comes with views and clicks per day, and with the inbox and CRM the conversations land in. See how to add your LinkedIn profile to your website and every widget.

Choose it if you want people who find you online to message you, and a place to answer, label and follow them up.

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About Bokka

Bokka starts with a free 14-day trial, AI included and no credit card. After it, Starter is $25 and Pro is $35 per user a month ($19 and $30 for your first month). Team, at $50, is coming soon.