LinkedIn, launched way back in 2003, is the go-to social network for your professional life. Maybe you signed up for Premium to land a new job, or maybe you're just tired of the endless 'thought leader' posts. With the job market being so unpredictable lately, it's smart to cut costs. A subscription can run from $39.99 to $170.00, so you can save up to $2040 a year by canceling. This guide covers how to cancel on Desktop, iOS, and Android. Let's get that money back in your pocket.
How to Cancel LinkedIn on iPhone (iOS)
If you signed up for LinkedIn Premium through the App Store, you have to cancel it through Apple. Trying to cancel inside the LinkedIn app won't work, which is a common point of frustration.
1 Open Your iPhone Settings
Find and tap the gray Settings gear icon on your home screen. This is where all Apple-billed subscriptions are managed, not inside the LinkedIn app itself.
2 Tap Your Apple ID
Your name and profile picture are at the very top of the Settings menu. Tap on it to access your Apple account details.
3 Select Subscriptions
On the next screen, tap on Subscriptions. You'll see a list of all your active and expired subscriptions tied to your Apple ID. It can be a surprisingly long list.
4 Find and Cancel LinkedIn
Scroll through the list to find your LinkedIn Premium subscription. Tap on it, then tap the Cancel Subscription button. You'll need to confirm your choice. Apple will then stop any future payments.
How to Cancel LinkedIn on Android
For Android users who subscribed via the Google Play Store, the cancellation process is managed there. It's a few taps away, but straightforward once you know where to look.
1 Open the Google Play Store
Launch the Google Play Store app on your Android device. Don't go to the LinkedIn app, the subscription lives in your Google account.
2 Access Your Profile
Tap on your profile icon or initial in the top-right corner of the screen.
3 Go to Payments & Subscriptions
From the menu that appears, select Payments & subscriptions. Then, on the next screen, tap Subscriptions.
4 Locate and Cancel LinkedIn
You'll see a list of all your active subscriptions. Find LinkedIn Premium in this list and tap on it. Follow the prompts to Cancel subscription. Google will ask for a reason, but you can skip it if you want.
How to Cancel LinkedIn on Desktop or Laptop
Canceling on a desktop is usually the easiest way to go. It cuts out the mobile app stores and lets you deal with LinkedIn directly.
1 Log In to Your LinkedIn Account
Open your web browser and go to the LinkedIn website. Log in to your account. This method is often the most reliable, even if you originally subscribed on your phone.
2 Navigate to Your Premium Settings
Click the Me icon (your profile picture) in the top-right corner of the navigation bar. A dropdown menu will appear. Select Access My Premium.
3 Manage Your Subscription
On your Premium page, look for a Manage subscription or similar button on the right-hand side. Click it. This takes you to your subscription details page.
4 Cancel Your Subscription
Find and click the Cancel subscription link. LinkedIn will likely ask you why you're leaving and might even offer you a discount to stay. Just click through the prompts to confirm the cancellation. Honestly, I had to click it twice before it actually stuck.
Before You Cancel: What You Should Know
Before you hit cancel, here are a few things to keep in mind:
- No Refunds for Partial Months: LinkedIn's policy is pretty clear. They do not offer refunds or credits for partially used subscription periods. If you cancel, you'll keep your Premium access until the end of the current billing cycle.
- Your Profile is Safe: Canceling your Premium subscription does not delete your LinkedIn profile, connections, or messages. You simply revert to the free, basic account.
- You Lose Premium Features: Say goodbye to seeing who viewed your profile, InMail credits (use them before you cancel!), and advanced search filters. Your access ends on the last day of your billing period.
Having Trouble Cancelling Your LinkedIn Subscription?
It happens. Sometimes the cancel button seems to disappear. Here are a few things to try:
- Check Your Biller: Are you sure you subscribed directly through LinkedIn? If you used your iPhone or Android app, you must cancel through the Apple App Store or Google Play Store, respectively. LinkedIn can't cancel those for you.
- Use a Desktop Browser: Mobile apps and mobile web browsers can be glitchy. The most reliable way to cancel a direct subscription is by logging in on a desktop or laptop computer.
- Clear Your Cache or Go Incognito: Sometimes browser data can cause issues. Try clearing your browser's cache and cookies or opening an incognito/private window to log in and cancel.
- Contact Support: If all else fails, you'll have to navigate their Help Center. It can be a bit of a maze, but you can submit a ticket to have them manually cancel the subscription for you. Be prepared to wait for a response.
Subscription Plans and Pricing (2025)
Plan | Monthly Price (Approx.) | Annual Price (Approx.) | Details |
---|---|---|---|
Premium Career | $39.99 | $359.88 | For job seekers. See who viewed your profile, get applicant insights, and access on-demand learning courses. |
Premium Business | $69.99 | $683.88 | For networking and business growth. Get more InMail credits, unlimited people browsing, and business insights. |
Sales Navigator Core | $99.99 | $959.88 | For sales professionals. Advanced lead search, lead recommendations, and CRM integration. |
Recruiter Lite | $170.00 | $1,680.00 | For recruiters and hiring managers. Smart suggestions, advanced search, and recruiting-specific design. |
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Rachel Adams
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Rachel Adams is the Lead Tech & App writer at Pine AI, where she decodes the complexities of the digital software landscape. With over eight years of experience as a software reviewer and tech journalist, her work focuses on the security, usability, and subscription models of popular apps and SaaS platforms. Rachel's insights empower consumers to make informed decisions, avoid predatory billing, and select software that genuinely adds value.