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Head-to-head

Indeed Job Search vs LinkedIn

Indeed Job Search 4.8★ · Free + IAP 78
Winner Indeed Job Search
LinkedIn 4.8★ · Free + IAP 75

Indeed Job Search is generally preferred for job seekers due to its broader user base and higher ratings.

Indeed Job Search has a slightly higher lifetime rating and a larger number of reviews, indicating a more favorable overall user experience compared to LinkedIn. While both apps have their issues, Indeed seems to resonate better with users seeking job opportunities.

Head to head

features edge: Indeed Job SearchR2R8R19R63
Indeed Job Search Indeed offers a variety of job listings and user-friendly features, but users report issues with job relevance and spam.
LinkedIn LinkedIn provides networking features and job applications but limits access to certain functionalities without a premium subscription, frustrating users.
ease of use edge: Indeed Job SearchR5R12R46R67
Indeed Job Search Users find Indeed easy to navigate but encounter bugs and issues with job listings not displaying correctly.
LinkedIn LinkedIn users report difficulties with the app's interface and frustrating sign-in processes, making it cumbersome to use.
reliability tieR10R19R91R112
Indeed Job Search Indeed has mixed reviews about job authenticity, with many users reporting fake listings and poor response rates from employers.
LinkedIn LinkedIn users express concerns about account access issues and verification problems, which hinder reliability.
price/value edge: Indeed Job SearchR63R94R106
Indeed Job Search Indeed is free to use with optional in-app purchases, which many users appreciate for job searching.
LinkedIn LinkedIn's premium features are viewed as overpriced by some users, who feel limited by the free version.
support tieR46R100R106
Indeed Job Search Indeed users mention a lack of support for technical issues and job application follow-ups.
LinkedIn LinkedIn users report poor customer service experiences, especially regarding account recovery and technical problems.
Pick Indeed Job Search if

you want a free job search app with a larger user base and more job listings.

Pick LinkedIn if

you are looking for a professional networking platform and are willing to pay for premium features.

Evidence note: Both apps have mixed reviews, but Indeed's higher ratings and larger user base suggest a more favorable experience overall.

Frequently asked

Which app is better for finding jobs?
Indeed Job Search is generally better for finding jobs as it has a higher lifetime rating (4.79) and more reviews (over 3.9 million) compared to LinkedIn (4.77 and over 640,000).

What reviewers actually said

Built only from these 120 real reviews (foreign ones translated). Superscripts jump to the quote here. Apple has no per-review links, so [ref] opens that app's reviews on the App Store.

  1. [R2] Indeed Job Search 4/5 · US Never got a job yet but this is a good app for jobs: Never got a job yet but this is a good app for jobs
  2. [R8] Indeed Job Search 5/5 · US Best app job hunt: Awesome app for job hunting. Always posting great places to work.
  3. [R19] Indeed Job Search 1/5 · US - Honest review: In my four years of using indeed, I have applied for over fifty eight jobs and haven’t heard back from a single one, I recommend ZipRecruiter I have found two jobs in only a month of looking. Indeed is trash don’t waste your time and don’t give them your data to collect.
  4. [R63] LinkedIn 3/5 · US Cannot Access Certain Features Unless You Pay: I can no longer extensively browse people through search because I have to pay in order to look at more than 5 people but I can't afford to pay for the monthly or yearly membership as it's ridiculously priced. I understand how Premium makes sense for the job application process but everyone should have unlimited access to the search capabilities.
  5. [R5] Indeed Job Search 4/5 · US Not scrolling: I have used indeed for years but for some reason the job descriptions aren’t scrolling for me now. I deleted it and then tried not using extensions. I went to the help page and did what it said. Still nothing. Please fix this!
  6. [R12] Indeed Job Search 3/5 · US Bug fixes: OK when I try to hit on the show more for any job the page freezes. The app does not need an update so I’m not sure what’s going on but I’m having difficulty with the app itself right now and the update just happened so you need more bug fixes.
  7. [R46] Indeed Job Search 1/5 · US A waste of time: I don’t normally write reviews here but Indeed boils my blood. It’s near impossible to get an employer to even respond to you let alone give you the respect of a rejection message. The majority of job listings on this platform simply don’t exist/reach anybody. This app also loves resetting your location preferences every time you open it, making it even harder to browse jobs that
  8. [R67] LinkedIn 1/5 · US Once I paid, it crashes every time I open it: Once I upgraded to premium. Every time I open the app on my iPad it prompts me for an update. And doesn't allow me to do anything. I click update. Which brings up the App Store. Asking me to open the app. And it starts all over again, prompting me for the update. I've deleted the app. Reinstalled the app. I can do nothing on LinkedIn. Because all I get
  9. [R10] Indeed Job Search 1/5 · US Now promoting fake jobs!: A company from India has all kinds of hiring all over Indeed however after speaking with the community we have all applied at the Company Data Annotation however I am hearing that all they are doing is conducting interviews and not actually hiring anyone. While the questions are genuine the intent is not, but most of us AI programmers are stepping away from indeed because
  10. [R91] LinkedIn 1/5 · US Verification process: The verification process is tedious and useless. I’ve spent over an hour trying to log into MY account, change password, etc. Nothing works. Please fix this, there are so many verification options and recaptcha is unreliable.
  11. [R112] LinkedIn 1/5 · US Absolute scam: Do not pay for premium, will flood your inbox, generate no leads or pointless offers, and won’t let you easily unsubscribe. Don’t download or subscribe. Go to indeed.
  12. [R94] LinkedIn 1/5 · US Bad app: Too expensive and doesn’t work even when you pay.
  13. [R106] LinkedIn 1/5 · US Used to be good, makes you pay money for nothing now: Cool concept but LinkedIn like other platforms has succumbed to paid tiers. The app handicaps you unless you pay monthly.
  14. [R100] LinkedIn 1/5 · US Customer Service about hacked Account: I tried to Get my account back multiple times after finding out my account was Hijacked and now being impersonated, And now the LinkedIn customer service is just ignoring my plead, so if this doesn’t get resolved or have my Number Changed to my Actual number 1386, I Will personally File a Lawsuit For Discrimination Against My Data
  15. [R89] LinkedIn 5/5 · US LinkedIn: LinkedIn is an excellent platform for professional networking and career growth. It’s very useful for job seekers and professionals.

Synthesized from 120 recent App Store reviews · updated July 2026 · View on the App Store