Chrome extensions for recruiters

It works on the page you already have open. On a LinkedIn profile, a GitHub page or a company site, the extension can show an email or phone number, save the person to your ATS or CRM, or add them to an outreach sequence, so you are not copying details between tabs.

Every tool here is a listing in the Work Insiders directory whose own website links to an extension on the Chrome Web Store. We link to the official store page, not a copy, so you can see the publisher, the reviews and the permissions it asks for before you install it.

Most install for free and then use credits or a paid plan for contact lookups or sending. 85 of the 268 tools on this page have a free plan or free tier, marked "Free plan" in the table; the "Free plan only" button shows just those.

Hiring Radar is the free Chrome extension Work Insiders makes. Open any company website and it shows the company's open roles, how long each has been open, the hiring system it uses and the contacts the company publishes. It is ours, so it sits above the list rather than inside it, and no vendor paid for that spot.

Usually, yes. Edge, Brave, Arc and Opera are built on Chromium and can install from the Chrome Web Store. Check the vendor's help page if you rely on a browser other than Chrome.

Look at the permissions listed on the store page and at who publishes it. LinkedIn's terms limit automated scraping and some tools have had accounts restricted, so check how a tool reads profiles before you use it at volume.