LinkedIn Premium can be cancelled from your LinkedIn account settings, unless you subscribed through a mobile app. In that case, Apple or Google Play manages the billing and the cancel button is not on LinkedIn.
LinkedIn Premium cancellation is usually smooth, but the page location moves occasionally and mobile subscriptions are handled by the app store. This guide covers both paths.
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Sign in at linkedin.com with the account that has Premium
Click "Me" at the top of the page
Select "Premium subscription settings" from the dropdown
Click "Manage Premium account"
Under "Manage subscription", select "Cancel subscription"
Follow the prompts to confirm
Cancel on iPhone or Android
If you subscribed through the LinkedIn mobile app, the billing is handled by Apple or Google Play. LinkedIn cannot cancel it for you.
Play Store → Profile → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions → LinkedIn Premium → Cancel
Downgrade Instead of Cancel
LinkedIn sometimes offers a lower-priced Premium tier during the cancellation flow. If cost is the issue but you still want some Premium features, look for a downgrade option before confirming the full cancellation.
What Happens After You Cancel
You keep Premium features until the end of the current billing period
Your account reverts to the free LinkedIn tier afterwards
Your profile, connections, and messages remain unchanged
InMail credits and advanced search filters stop when the period ends
Free Trials Convert Automatically
LinkedIn Premium free trials convert to paid subscriptions automatically. If you signed up for a trial, cancel at least 24 hours before the trial ends to avoid the first charge.
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