How to cancel LinkedIn Premium
You cancel LinkedIn Premium on desktop from the Me icon: choose Premium features, then Manage subscription, then cancel under Purchases. Do it at least one day before your next billing date to avoid another charge.
LinkedIn's help page, Cancel LinkedIn Premium subscription, says you can cancel at any time. To avoid paying for another billing cycle, cancel at least one day before your next billing date. The steps below follow that page as it read on November 10, 2026.
Cancel on desktop
- Click the Me icon at the top of your LinkedIn homepage.
- Select Premium features from the dropdown.
- Click Manage subscription on the left, under Plan Details. LinkedIn takes you to the LinkedIn Admin Center.
- Click Purchases on the left.
- Select your Active subscription.
- Under Actions, click Cancel subscription.
- Click Confirm cancel.
Cancel in the LinkedIn app
- Tap your profile photo.
- Tap Premium features.
- Tap Manage your subscription. This opens the Manage Premium account settings page.
- Tap Cancel subscription, then follow the prompts.
One exception: if you bought Premium on an iPhone or iPad through LinkedIn's mobile website, LinkedIn processes that payment, and the help page says you have to cancel on desktop. The iOS app doesn't offer cancellation for those purchases.
Cancel on iPhone or iPad (App Store purchases)
If you bought Premium inside the LinkedIn app and Apple bills you, LinkedIn's App Store cancel page gives the same four app steps as above, done on your Apple device. You can also cancel any Apple-billed subscription in your Apple account settings, as shown in Apple's Cancel a subscription from Apple. LinkedIn says it can't handle billing for App Store purchases, so payment questions and refunds go to Apple.
Cancel on Android (Google Play purchases)
If Google Play bills you, LinkedIn's help page says you can cancel on the LinkedIn desktop site, in the LinkedIn app, or in Google Play. Google's steps are in Cancel, pause, or change a subscription on Google Play. Our guide to canceling subscriptions on iPhone and Android covers both app stores.
Cancel without signing in
In the United States and Germany, LinkedIn's help page says some subscriptions can be canceled without signing in. LinkedIn's cancel page has a link for that.
What happens after you cancel
You keep Premium until the end of your current billing cycle. After that, your account goes back to the free Basic plan. LinkedIn lists features you lose at that point, including InMail credits, profile insights, LinkedIn Learning, the Premium badge and advanced search filters. If you plan to close your LinkedIn account, LinkedIn's App Store cancel page says to cancel any active subscription first.
LinkedIn's plans page didn't show us prices when we checked. See LinkedIn Premium's prices.
From LinkedIn Premium's own page, US, checked November 10, 2026. Price tracker
Common questions
What happens if I cancel a LinkedIn Premium free trial?
The trial ends right away. LinkedIn's help page says canceling a free trial stops Premium access immediately, unlike a paid plan, which runs to the end of the billing cycle. So if you start a trial just to try Premium, know that canceling early also ends it early.
Can I get a refund for LinkedIn Premium?
Sometimes. LinkedIn's refund policy says Premium subscriptions "may be refundable within 7 days from the date the subscription is charged without Premium usage." Using Premium features in that window can make you ineligible, and a previous refund may affect your eligibility. If Apple billed you, refunds go through Apple.
Why can't I cancel LinkedIn Premium in the iPhone app?
You probably paid through LinkedIn's mobile website, not the App Store. In that case LinkedIn processes the payment, and its help page says you have to cancel on the LinkedIn desktop site. If Apple bills you, you can cancel in the app or in your Apple account settings.