LinkedIn Cancellation Help

You cancel a LinkedIn Premium subscription by using LinkedIn’s Premium settings or your app store’s subscription page, depending on who bills you. If your purchase was made on linkedin.com or mobile web, cancel from the Premium features section on the LinkedIn desktop site or, for most direct purchases, the LinkedIn Android app. If Apple or Google Play appears on your receipt, cancel from their Subscriptions screens instead.

You often can’t cancel a LinkedIn subscription because you’re looking in the wrong place for how you originally paid. If you signed up through Apple or Google Play, LinkedIn’s own settings may not show a Cancel button and you must cancel in your Apple ID or Google Play Subscriptions. If you see no Premium area at all, you may be signed into the wrong LinkedIn account or already on a Basic plan.

To stop LinkedIn from charging your card, you must cancel every active LinkedIn Premium or related subscription tied to that payment method. Cancel direct LinkedIn subscriptions from the Premium features section on linkedin.com, Apple‑billed subscriptions in iOS Settings under Subscriptions, and Google Play‑billed subscriptions from Google Play’s Subscriptions screen. After cancellation, future renewals stop, though existing charges remain unless a refund is granted.

You may get a refund for a cancelled LinkedIn Premium subscription, but it is not automatic and depends on timing and usage. LinkedIn’s refund policy says Premium subscriptions may be refundable within seven days of the charge if there has been no Premium usage, subject to regional law. For Apple and many Google Play purchases, refund requests must go through Apple or Google’s own refund tools instead of LinkedIn support.

After you cancel Premium and your current billing period ends, your account becomes a Basic (free) LinkedIn account. LinkedIn confirms that your profile, connections, messages and other core data remain, but you lose Premium‑only benefits such as InMail credits, advanced search filters, extended Who’s viewed your profile details, job and company insights, and LinkedIn Learning access. You can re‑subscribe later if you need those features again.

To cancel a LinkedIn subscription on Google Play, manage it from Google’s Subscriptions screen. On Android, open Google Play Store, tap your profile icon, choose Payments & subscriptions, then Subscriptions, tap the LinkedIn or LinkedIn Premium subscription, and tap Cancel subscription. LinkedIn also notes that the same Google Play–billed subscription can be cancelled from LinkedIn’s Premium billing pages if you prefer.

You cancel a LinkedIn subscription on mobile by using the correct app for your billing source. For Apple‑billed subscriptions, open iOS Settings, tap your name, tap Subscriptions, choose LinkedIn, and tap Cancel Subscription. For Google Play–billed subscriptions, use the Google Play Store Subscriptions list. For many direct LinkedIn purchases, you can also cancel from the LinkedIn mobile app by opening Premium features and Manage your subscription.

To cancel a LinkedIn subscription on desktop, sign in to linkedin.com and use the Premium menu. Click the Me icon, select Premium features, click Manage subscription or Subscription details, open the Purchases section in Admin Center, then choose your active Premium subscription and click Cancel subscription. LinkedIn’s billing help confirms this as the standard flow for direct and many Google Play–billed Premium plans.

You request a refund from LinkedIn by using its dedicated consumer refund policy page rather than the normal cancellation screen. LinkedIn’s refund policy directs you to submit a refund request form, selecting the product and explaining why you believe a refund is due, such as unused Premium time within the seven‑day window. For Apple or some Google Play purchases, you must instead use those stores’ own refund request flows.

To cancel a LinkedIn subscription after a free trial has converted to paid service, first identify who bills the subscription. For a direct LinkedIn purchase, open Premium features on linkedin.com, choose Manage subscription or Subscription details, and cancel the active Premium plan. If Apple or Google Play billed the trial, cancel from that store's Subscriptions screen. LinkedIn says a paid cancellation normally stops the next renewal while Premium access continues through the current billing period.

Yes, LinkedIn states that cancelling a Premium free trial ends the trial and Premium access immediately. You revert to a Basic account as soon as you complete cancellation, and you are not charged the first subscription fee as long as you cancelled before the scheduled billing date. You also generally won’t be eligible for another Premium free trial for at least 12 months after cancelling.