How to cancel LinkedIn Premium subscription
This guide shows how to cancel LinkedIn Premium and stop recurring charges for premium career features.
Review plan-specific credits before confirming
Before confirming, read the cancellation screen for how your plan handles unused InMail credits and when Premium features end. Credit treatment can depend on the offer and billing arrangement, so rely on the terms shown for your account rather than assuming credits remain usable or disappear immediately.
How to cancel via desktop browser
- Click the Me icon (your profile picture) at the top of your LinkedIn homepage.
- Select Premium Subscriptions settings from the dropdown menu.
- Under Manage Premium Account on the right rail, click Cancel subscription.
- Click Continue to cancel and follow the prompts until you hit the confirmation screen.
Note: If you signed up through an iPhone, Apple's privacy policies prevent LinkedIn from cancelling it for you. You must go to your iPhone's Settings → Tap your name → Subscriptions to end it.
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Frequently asked questions
Where should I cancel LinkedIn Premium?
Open LinkedIn's Premium subscription settings. If the purchase appears under Apple subscriptions or another app-store receipt, cancel through that store rather than LinkedIn's website.
How do I confirm LinkedIn Premium is canceled?
Reopen Premium subscription settings and verify the renewal is off and record the access end date. Review any InMail or other plan-specific entitlements shown during cancellation before confirming.
What if I cannot complete cancellation for LinkedIn Premium?
If LinkedIn offers no cancel action, check whether the plan is managed by Apple, an employer, or another organization. Use the original purchase receipt to identify the account owner.
Stop hidden charges before they happen
Compare LinkedIn Premium's recorded use and renewal date with your other career-tool costs before deciding whether to keep it.