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Ploid in Claude & ChatGPT

Candidate discovery and LinkedIn activity · Usage based · quoted per tool

Ploid helps your assistant discover candidates and read their professional activity. Search in plain language or with LinkedIn filters, then inspect profiles, posts, and comments for relevant experience and recent work.

Company profiles and posts add context about an employer's products, announcements, and hiring. If you already have a social handle or profile URL, Ploid can enrich that account too.

What your assistant can do with Ploid

  • Find people from a natural-language description
  • Search LinkedIn by title, location, company, and keywords
  • Read LinkedIn profiles, recent posts, and comments
  • Review company profiles, announcements, and hiring posts on LinkedIn
  • Enrich a known social handle or profile URL

How to connect

  1. Create a Scout Mesh account — new accounts start with $5 in free credits.
  2. Add the Scout Mesh MCP server to Claude or ChatGPT as a custom connector.
  3. Ask for candidates in plain language — Ploid and every other source become tools your assistant calls for you.

FAQ

Which Ploid search should my assistant use?

Use natural-language search to describe the people you want, including skills or technologies. Use structured LinkedIn search when you have specific titles, locations, companies, or keywords to filter by.

Can Ploid find all of someone's social accounts?

No. Social enrichment needs a known account handle or profile URL. It reads that account; it does not discover every social account belonging to a person.

How are Ploid requests priced and returned?

Prices depend on the tool and requested result count. Your assistant receives the current Scout Mesh price before making a paid call. A request may complete immediately; if it is still running, the assistant checks the existing job for results.

Try Ploid through Scout Mesh

One gateway, 17 sources, no subscriptions. Pay for usage at Scout Mesh rates, starting with $5 in free credits.

Other sources in the mesh

Learn more at ploid.com.