LinkedIn Premium
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The answer
LinkedIn Premium's own pages say you can cancel online.
What would you like to do?
After you cancel, per the provider: If you cancel a paid Premium subscription , your plan will remain active until the end of your current billing cycle. You'll continue to have access to Premium features until the plan expires.
Not stated in the pages we read: a cancellation fee, a pause or downgrade option. See the ledger.
· Scope: plan, country, billing
LinkedIn Premium cancellation fee · Cancel online or by phone · Software subscription cancellation
Ways to cancel
- OnlineDescribed on the official page
- AppNot stated
- PhoneNot stated
- MailNot stated
- In personNot stated
A tick means the provider’s page describes that way. A dash means the pages we read do not say, which is not the same as “not possible”.
Cancel online
Official sources reviewed: . These instructions may vary by plan, billing provider, location, and contract. Check the linked sources before acting. ExitTerms does not submit cancellation requests or provide legal advice.
- Open the Premium cancellation page on LinkedIn. The help article links it for purchases made directly with LinkedIn.
- Cancel at least one day before the next billing date if you want to avoid the next charge.
- If you bought Premium on iOS through the mobile web, cancel on a desktop, not in the iOS app.
A paid plan stays active until the end of the billing cycle. A free trial ends immediately.
What it costs to leave
- Fee to cancelNot statedThe pages we read do not mention one. We do not read silence as “no fee”.
- Notice needed1 dayThe provider's page states: at least one day before your next scheduled billing date.
- Takes effectEnd of billing periodThe provider's page states: If you cancel a paid Premium subscription , your plan will remain active until the end of your current billing cycle. You'll continue to have access to Premium features until the plan expires.
- Refunds and other feesFree trial ends immediatelyThe provider's page states: If you cancel a Premium free trial , the trial will end immediately, and Premium access will stop right away.
- What you give upSee note
- At the end of the billing cycle the account returns to Basic and Premium features end, including InMail credits, profile insights, LinkedIn Learning, the Premium badge, advanced search filters, and competitive insights.
- Pause or downgradeNot statedNo pause or downgrade option found in the pages we read.
- Billed by someone elseNot statedThe pages we read do not cover Apple, Google, Roku, carrier or other third-party billing.
- Offers in the cancel flowNone recordedOffers vary by person, so we do not promise one.
4 stated by the provider3 not stated1 none recorded
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Quick answers
- How do I cancel LinkedIn Premium?
- The provider's published instructions describe cancelling online. First steps: Open the Premium cancellation page on LinkedIn. The help article links it for purchases made directly with LinkedIn. Cancel at least one day before the next billing date if you want to avoid the next charge. If you bought Premium on iOS through the mobile web, cancel on a desktop, not in the iOS app. Official sources reviewed: Nov 5, 2026. Plans, billing providers, locations and contracts can differ; check the linked sources before acting.
- When does cancelling LinkedIn Premium take effect?
- The provider's published policy states: If you cancel a paid Premium subscription , your plan will remain active until the end of your current billing cycle. You'll continue to have access to Premium features until the plan expires. Official sources reviewed: Nov 5, 2026.
- Do I have to give notice to cancel LinkedIn Premium?
- The provider's published policy states: at least one day before your next scheduled billing date. Official sources reviewed: Nov 5, 2026.
Scope of this entry
- Country
- United States. No state-specific terms recorded.
- Plans
- Plans listed on the provider’s own pages
- Billing channel
- Billed directly by LinkedIn Premium. Third-party billing is not covered in the pages we read.
- Terms version
- Provider’s terms as read on the date shown. The provider did not state a version or effective date on the pages we read.
Sources
Links go to the provider’s own pages. We do not copy those pages. If a link has moved or changed, tell us.