Do it yourself
Cancel LinkedIn Premium yourself
TLDR: On the desktop site, open Purchases and click Cancel subscription, or cancel in the LinkedIn app on your iPhone if Apple billed it. Do it at least one day before the billing date, or the next cycle is charged.
Cancel on the desktop site
LinkedIn bills the plan. That includes a plan bought on the desktop site or on the mobile web.
- 01Click the Me icon at the top of your LinkedIn homepage.
- 02Select Premium features.
- 03Click Manage subscription on the left, under Plan Details.
- 04In the Admin Center, click Purchases.
- 05Select the active subscription.
- 06Click Cancel subscription under Actions, then Confirm cancel.
On a phone browser, tap your profile photo, then Premium features, then Manage your subscription, then Cancel subscription. A plan bought on iOS through the mobile web is still billed by LinkedIn. Cancel that one on the desktop site. The iOS app cannot cancel it. A plan bought on the desktop or mobile web can also be cancelled in the LinkedIn app on an Android phone.
Cancel an App Store plan
You bought Premium on an Apple device through the App Store.
- 01On the Apple device, open the LinkedIn app.
- 02Tap your profile photo, then Premium features.
- 03Tap Manage your subscription, then Cancel subscription.
- 04Follow the prompts.
LinkedIn cannot help with App Store billing or refunds. Contact Apple. A plan bought on the iOS mobile web is different: LinkedIn bills that one, and you cancel it on the desktop site.
Cancel a Google Play plan
You bought Premium on an Android device through Google Play.
- 01On the LinkedIn website, click the Me icon, then Premium features.
- 02Click Subscription details under Resources. That opens the Admin Center.
- 03Click Purchases, select the active subscription, then Cancel subscription.
- 04Click Confirm cancel.
LinkedIn says you can also cancel in the LinkedIn app, on Google Play on the web, or in the Google Play app. In the LinkedIn app: tap your profile photo, Premium features, Manage your subscription, then Cancel subscription. LinkedIn cannot show a Google purchase history.
Cancel with LinkedIn's form
You are in the United States and cannot sign in. LinkedIn says some subscriptions can be cancelled that way.
- 01Open linkedin.com/help/linkedin/ask/PREMIUM-CANCEL.
- 02Enter your first name, last name, and email.
- 03Choose the plan. Premium Career is one of the choices. Choose I'm not sure if you do not know.
- 04Choose a reason and the date the contract should be cancelled.
- 05Enter the last 4 digits of the card on the account, then submit.
If you choose I'm not sure, LinkedIn says a representative will contact you. If you would rather not give the card digits, sign in and cancel instead.
How to know it worked
- A paid Premium plan stays active until the end of the current billing cycle. It then becomes a Basic (free) account.
- A free trial ends immediately, and Premium access stops right away.
- Cancel at least one day before the next billing date, or the next cycle is charged.
Watch out for
- Cancel at least one day before the billing date. LinkedIn repeats this on its cancel page.
- Ending a free trial early stops Premium at once. You cannot start another free trial for at least 12 months.
- InMail credits you have saved are not returned.
- The card stays on the account until the billing cycle ends. LinkedIn says you cannot delete it while the paid plan is still active.
- Cancelling a promotion, or a plan LinkedIn no longer sells, loses that price. Changing the billing cycle, upgrading, or downgrading while an offer is on the plan forfeits the offer.
- A plan bought on the iOS mobile web is billed by LinkedIn. A plan bought in the iOS app is billed by Apple.
LinkedIn Premium refunds
- Premium plans, including Premium Career, may be refunded within 7 days of the charge if you did not use Premium. A previous refund can affect that.
- If you bought the plan in the LinkedIn iOS app, Apple issues any refund. LinkedIn says to contact Apple.
- Cancelling a paid plan leaves Premium, including InMail, until the billing cycle ends. The refund page says the same.

