Guide · Cancel LinkedIn Premium
How to stop LinkedIn Premium before your next billing date
LinkedIn Premium is easy to start during a job hunt and easy to forget once you've landed the role. Stopping it takes a few clicks, but two details catch people out. First, LinkedIn recommends cancelling at least one day before your billing date, or the next cycle may already be charged. Second, cancelling a free trial ends it immediately, while cancelling a paid plan keeps Premium running until the cycle ends. Where you cancel also depends on how you bought it: directly from LinkedIn, through the iPhone App Store, or through Google Play. LinkedIn shows Indian prices only after login, so this guide sticks to the steps and rules rather than quoting a price.
- Cancel at least
- 1 day before billing
- Paid plan after cancelling
- Runs to cycle end
- Free trial after cancelling
- Ends at once
Linkedin Premium plans on Subspace right now
| Plan | Price | Members | Per member |
|---|---|---|---|
| Career-3 Months | ₹2,999 | — | — |
| LinkedIn Premium Career 3 Months | ₹4,257 | — | — |
| Business-3 Months | ₹4,899 | — | — |
| Sales Navigator Advance-1 Month | ₹5,999 | — | — |
| LinkedIn Premium Career 6 Months | ₹8,514 | — | — |
| Sales Navigator | ₹11,999 | — | — |
| Business 12 Months Plan | ₹18,800 | — | — |
| 6 Months Business premium | ₹31,000 | — | — |
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Cancel LinkedIn Premium on desktop
Use this route if you bought Premium directly from LinkedIn on the website or Android app.
- 1On your LinkedIn homepage, open the **Me** menu and select **Premium features**.
- 2Under Plan Details, choose **Manage subscription**. LinkedIn redirects you to its Admin Center.
- 3Go to **Purchases** and select your active subscription.
- 4Under Actions, choose **Cancel subscription** and confirm. Decline any discount offer if you want to end the plan.
Cancel in the LinkedIn app
In the mobile app: tap your profile photo, tap Premium features, tap Manage your subscription (this opens Manage Premium account settings), then tap Cancel subscription and follow the prompts.
One odd case: if you bought Premium on an iPhone through the mobile website rather than the App Store, LinkedIn says you must cancel on desktop, not in the iOS app.
Bought through Apple or Google Play
If you subscribed inside the LinkedIn iPhone app, Apple bills you, so cancel from your Apple device's subscription settings. Google Play purchases are more flexible: LinkedIn says you can cancel through the LinkedIn website, the LinkedIn app, or Google Play itself.
| Bought through | Where to cancel | Note |
|---|---|---|
| LinkedIn website or Android app | Me > Premium features > Manage subscription > Purchases | Cancel 1+ day before billing |
| iPhone mobile website | LinkedIn on desktop | Can’t be cancelled in the iOS app |
| Apple App Store | Apple device subscription settings | Apple’s billing rules apply |
| Google Play | LinkedIn website, LinkedIn app or Google Play | Any of the three works |
Free trial vs paid plan: when access ends
This is the detail that decides when to cancel. On a paid plan, LinkedIn says the plan stays active until the end of the current billing cycle, so you can cancel early and keep using InMail and insights until then. On a free trial, cancelling ends Premium straight away. If you want the full trial, set a reminder for the day before it ends; if you're sure you won't pay, cancel now. LinkedIn's help page points to its refund policy if a trial converts before you cancel.
Illustrative, based on LinkedIn’s rules: paid plans run to the end of the billing cycle (a 30-day month and a 365-day year assumed); a cancelled free trial ends immediately.
| Monthly plan, cancelled on day 10 | 20 |
|---|---|
| Annual plan, cancelled after 3 months | 273 |
| Free trial, cancelled on day 10 | 0 |
What you lose when Premium ends
When the plan ends, your account goes back to free Basic. You lose Premium features such as InMail credits, profile insights and LinkedIn Learning access. Your profile, connections and messages stay. If you only need Premium for a short burst, such as a two-month job search, it can work out cheaper to buy it for that window and cancel right after. Subspace lists LinkedIn Premium groups and plans; the live table on this page shows current options.
Frequently asked questions
How do I stop LinkedIn Premium?
On desktop, go to Me > Premium features > Manage subscription, open Purchases, pick your subscription and choose Cancel subscription. In the app, tap your photo > Premium features > Manage your subscription > Cancel subscription.
How do I end LinkedIn Premium bought on an iPhone?
If you subscribed in the LinkedIn iOS app, cancel in your Apple subscription settings. If you bought it on the iPhone’s mobile website, LinkedIn says to cancel on desktop.
Will I keep Premium after cancelling?
On a paid plan, yes, until the end of the current billing cycle. On a free trial, no: cancelling ends Premium immediately.
When should I cancel to avoid the next charge?
LinkedIn recommends cancelling at least one day before your next billing date.
Can I get a refund for LinkedIn Premium?
LinkedIn’s cancel article doesn’t set out refund terms and directs you to its refund policy, for example if a trial converted before you cancelled. For billing problems, contact LinkedIn customer support.
What happens to my profile when Premium ends?
Your account switches to the free Basic plan. Profile, connections and messages remain; Premium extras like InMail credits and LinkedIn Learning stop.
Can I cancel LinkedIn Premium without signing in?
Only in some countries. LinkedIn offers a no-login cancellation link for certain subscriptions in Germany and the United States; in India you sign in and cancel from Premium features.
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Stop LinkedIn Premium on desktop, in the app, or through Apple or Google Play, and see why a cancelled free trial ends at once while a paid plan runs on.
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Facts on this page were last checked on 2026-10-12. Prices and plans change; the final amount shows before you pay.