A free Chrome extension for GTM engineers
LinkedIn →your stack.
Save LinkedIn profiles, add a note, and send your shortlist to your own webhook.
- No account
- Free capture & export
- Direct to your endpoint
For your n8n, Clay, Make & custom workflows.
For Chrome on desktopSEE THE EXTENSION IN ACTION
Mara Winter
Mara Wintercommented on a post
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Lea Sommeris attending a live event- 01Capture what you find.
A profile, a company, or contacts on a page.
- 02Keep the context.
Add notes. Build your shortlist locally.
- 03Send your selection.
Straight to your webhook and your workflow.
NEXT: LET IT SAVE FOR YOU
Keep browsing. Auto mode keeps the matches.
Once you know what you want to keep, let the extension do the saving. Set your criteria, turn on Auto mode and explore LinkedIn as usual.
- Role
- Company
- Location
Matching profiles go straight into your local saved list. You choose when to send them to your workflow.

RevOps Lead
Ambit LabsBerlinYOUR STACK, YOUR RULES
An endpoint. A JSON POST.You take it from there.
A URL, an optional auth header, and a built-in test. Your selected entries arrive in one request, ready for your workflow.
POSTDirect HTTPS request. Saved profile data does not pass through ListPlus.
{
"event": "listplus.entries",
"source": "listplus-chrome-extension",
"version": "1.0.3",
"sentAt": "2026-10-23T09:41:12.000Z",
"count": 1,
"entries": [
{
"kind": "person",
"name": "Mara Winter",
"url": "https://www.linkedin.com/in/mara-winter-example",
"linkedinUrl": "https://www.linkedin.com/in/mara-winter-example",
"detail": "RevOps Lead at Ambit Labs · Ambit Labs",
"headline": "RevOps Lead at Ambit Labs",
"company": "Ambit Labs",
"location": "Berlin, Germany",
"note": "Building the outbound workflow",
"folder": "GTM shortlist",
"savedAt": "2026-10-23T09:12:40.000Z",
"savedBy": "auto"
}
]
}- One POST per selection
- Optional custom auth header
- Empty fields omitted
Map entries[] into your n8n or Make flow, a Clay table, or your own service. Fields depend on the data available on the page; notes are optional.
LOCAL BY DESIGN
The intelligence stays in your browser, too.
On team pages and directories, Chrome’s on-device AI helps recognise people and companies. The page content is processed on your machine.
Chrome on-device AIOptional, on supported devices, after a local model download. LinkedIn Auto mode uses your role, company and location filters.
Your saved list stays local.
Profiles, notes and endpoint settings stay in this browser. You choose what to send and where it goes.
Mara WinterRevOps Lead
Lea SommerGTM Engineer2 × personWHY WE MADE IT FREE
A useful tool. A good first impression.
We’re the team behind ListPlus. We want to earn a place in your toolbox by building something useful. Local capture and webhook export are free, with no account and no trial clock. If the extension is all you need, that’s a good outcome for us.
What’s missing for your stack?
Reply to our LinkedIn message or send us a note. We’re listening.
Tell us what’s missingA few details, if you need them.
What does Auto mode actually do?
After you enable page reading and Auto mode, it saves the LinkedIn profiles you visit that match your filters. You can filter by words in the headline, company and location. It doesn’t browse profiles or send messages for you. The saved list stays local; you select entries and trigger the webhook hand-over yourself. You can also save manually.
Does any profile data go through ListPlus?
For local capture and your own webhook: no. The extension sends the entries you select directly from your browser to your endpoint. Sending entries to ListPlus or using optional ListPlus enrichment is a separate choice and transfers the selected data to ListPlus.
Does it include email and phone enrichment?
The free extension captures information available on the pages you read. You can enrich it in your own stack. If you already have a ListPlus account, you can also enrich inside the extension using paid credits. That optional enrichment uses ListPlus and external providers; it isn’t local browser AI.
What does it read from LinkedIn?
Basic capture uses the page’s name and link. Reading extra details is off by default. When you enable it, the extension can read the information available on the page, such as the headline, company and location. Profile matching needs that setting. You control which detections run on click or automatically.
Put it to work in your stack.
Free local capture. Your endpoint. Your next move.
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