Free LinkedIn Profile Review: Paste Your Headline, Get Your Score

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Get your free LinkedIn profile review

Paste your current headline or a couple of lines of your About and see your 0–100 visibility score in seconds — plus your rewritten headline, written from the words you paste. Then unlock the rewritten About and 3 experience bullets for $1.

Free: your 0–100 score and your rewritten headline, written from the words you paste — nothing to fetch, no login. $1 one-time unlocks the rewritten About and 3 experience bullets.

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One tap opens a full worked example: the same 0–100 score, written from text, with nothing fetched and nothing to type. No email.

Paste your current headline, a few lines of your About — or your profile URL — and get a free 0–100 visibility score plus your rewritten headline in seconds. No signup, no credit card, no account access.

Updated September 27, 2026 · 7 min read

You update your résumé, you apply to jobs, you check your inbox — but you never stop to ask a simpler question: what does a recruiter actually see when they land on my LinkedIn profile?Most people don't know the answer. They've never seen their own profile the way a hiring manager sees it, so they keep sending out applications from a profile that quietly works against them.

A free LinkedIn profile review is the fastest way to find out. Instead of guessing whether your headline is searchable or your About section is convincing, you get a concrete, honest read on where you stand — and, more importantly, exactly what to fix first.

What a good profile review should tell you

A useful review isn't a compliment. It's a checklist. It should answer three questions about the parts of your profile recruiters spend the most time on:

Why “free” shouldn't mean vague

Most “free LinkedIn review” tools hand you a generic score and a wall of tips you could find in any blog post. That's not a review — that's a quiz with no answers. A review becomes useful when it's specific: this headline is missing three keywords recruiters search for, this About section opens with a passive sentence, this experience bullet hides its results behind a job title.

Specific feedback is what turns a score into a to-do list you can act on in ten minutes.

How the free score works

It takes about ten seconds, and none of it needs a login or a card:

  1. Paste your current LinkedIn headline — or a couple of sentences from your About section — into the box above. Two lines is plenty: the score is written from your own words, so there is nothing for us to fetch and nothing that can fail to load.
  2. Already have your profile URL handy? The same box takes it (the one with /in/ in it) — you can paste both.
  3. Get your 0–100 visibility score and your rewritten headline instantly — free, no card required.
  4. Optionally unlock the rewritten About section and your top 3 experience bullets for $1, one-time.
What a 0–100 score measures: how early your target role and the exact keywords recruiters filter on appear in the text you paste, how concrete that copy is versus filler, whether it carries any evidence of scope or impact, and how searchable the whole thing reads. A score in the 80s means the terms and evidence recruiters filter on are mostly there. A score in the 40s means most of them are missing.

Why pasting your own words beats pasting only a URL

LinkedIn blocks automated reads of public profiles — it answers them with an HTTP 999 error — so a review built from a URL alone has to fall back on your public preview and on whatever search-indexed copies of your profile exist. That is a thinner picture of you than the one you can hand us in ten seconds.

The text you paste is your real, public copy: the roles you actually want, the tools you actually use, the results you actually got. Scored against that, the free headline rewrite is about you — never a fill-in-the-blank [Target Role] | [Key Skill] template you have to finish yourself.

What you can fix today, free

While you're here, three quick wins that improve almost every profile:

Ready to see your own score? Paste your headline and get your free 0–100 review →

Frequently asked questions

Is the LinkedIn profile review really free?

Yes. Paste your current headline, a few lines of your About, or your profile URL, and you get a 0–100 visibility score plus a rewritten headline with no signup, no credit card and no LinkedIn account access. The $1 one-time charge is only for the rewritten About section and your top 3 experience bullets.

Do I need to give you my LinkedIn login or profile URL?

Neither is required. The box takes your own headline or About text, which needs nothing fetched; a profile URL works in the same box if you have one handy. Standout never asks for your password, never connects to your account, and has no way to post or edit anything on your profile.

Why paste my headline instead of just my profile URL?

LinkedIn blocks automated reads of public profiles — an anonymous fetch gets an HTTP 999 error — so a review built from a URL alone has to fall back on your public preview and whatever search-indexed copies exist. That is a thinner picture of you than the ten seconds it takes to paste your real headline or About. The same box accepts a profile URL if you have one handy, and you can paste both.

What does the 0–100 visibility score actually measure?

How early your target role and the exact keywords recruiters filter on appear in the text you paste, how concrete that copy is versus filler, whether it carries any evidence of scope or impact, and how searchable the whole thing reads. A score in the 80s means the terms and evidence recruiters filter on are mostly there. A score in the 40s means most of them are missing.

Does the free review cover my About section and my experience bullets?

The free tier is your score and your headline rewrite — both in full, both unblurred. The rewritten About section and your top 3 reworded experience bullets are what the $1 one-time unlock releases, written from the same text you pasted rather than from a second, differently-worded pass.

What if I am not happy with the rewrites?

Tell us. Email [email protected] and we will make it right, including a refund if that is what it takes — the review is a dollar, and the point of it is that you can use the copy.

Headline help for your role

The same free score, with the words your own job title is searched by: