100Hires connects to the LinkedIn job board so you publish roles to LinkedIn from inside your ATS, and every applicant flows straight into your pipeline. LinkedIn is one of 13+ boards 100Hires posts to, with no per-board fee and no second tab to babysit.
This page covers how the LinkedIn integration works day to day, what stays free, what actually costs money, and what happens once LinkedIn starts sending you applicants.
LinkedIn gives you one free job, your hiring needs more
Posting on LinkedIn directly comes with a quiet cap: one active free job at a time. The free post pauses itself after about two weeks, and reposting the same title too soon pushes you toward paid promotion.
So you either pay to promote every role, or you ration which jobs get LinkedIn at all. Either way the applicants land on a platform you do not control, and the screening still falls on you.
A LinkedIn job board integration fixes both halves. LinkedIn keeps putting your role in front of professionals, while a real ATS catches that volume, screens it, and keeps the candidates as yours. Here is how that works in 100Hires.
What is free, what costs money, and who bills you
Posting to the LinkedIn job board through 100Hires does not quietly turn into a bill. The organic listing is part of your plan; promoting a role is an optional, separate spend that goes to LinkedIn, not to us. The table makes the split clear.
Does LinkedIn have its own ATS, and why route through 100Hires
LinkedIn gives you tools to collect and message applicants, and LinkedIn Recruiter adds sourcing for teams that pay for it. That is fine for a one-off hire or a dedicated sourcing seat. But LinkedIn is a job board and a network first.
Teams that try to run real hiring on it hit the same wall: you do not own a searchable candidate database to re-engage later, the built-in hiring tools are thin for a multi-stage pipeline, and your funnel depends on one platform's rules and pricing.
With the 100Hires LinkedIn integration you get LinkedIn reach plus an ATS that is yours: pipeline stages, Evaluation Forms your whole team scores on, self-scheduling links, nurture campaigns, and a candidate database you keep. LinkedIn finds the people; 100Hires is where you decide.
100Hires and LinkedIn versus posting on LinkedIn alone
Where 100Hires is not the answer: if you make a single hire a year, LinkedIn's own tools may be enough, and promoted placement is always paid to LinkedIn at rates LinkedIn sets.
100Hires also does not replace LinkedIn Recruiter. If your team sources through Recruiter and InMail, keep doing that; 100Hires handles the job posting and everything after the applicant arrives.
To push the same role to every board at once, see posting a job to multiple job boards, or the full guide to multiposting and Satellite Jobs.