In a nutshell: To cancel your LinkedIn Premium subscription, go to your profile icon on top of your LinkedIn page and follow these steps on a desktop: click on Premium Features, select
After canceling LinkedIn Premium, you'll return to the basic (free account) account and retain your connections, profile and other data. You'll also lose all premium features at the end of the billing cycle, including Insights, additional insights on job postings, access to LinkedIn learning and InMail credits. If you want to retain some features, you can downgrade your subscription but note that you can only downgrade using the LinkedIn desktop. Are you planning to cancel your LinkedIn Premium subscription? Read this article for the step-by-step guide.
These steps are for LinkedIn users using a desktop computer.
You can find this in the dropdown.
The subscription details dropdown is found on the upper right of the page. It's just right next to Premium Account and Features.
You'll see the Manage Premium account settings page after selecting "manage subscription" in the dropdown.
You can find this still on the Manage Premium account page.
You'll need to also confirm the cancellation on the next page.
If you're using mobile, use the next steps below to cancel your LinkedIn Premium subscription.
You can find this on the Manage Premium account page.
You'll find this on the cancel subscription page. Confirm your action.
Note that if you cancel a LinkedIn Premium free trial, you won't be able to sign up for another free trial for at least a year. Also, when you cancel a Premium promotion, you'll lose the discounted price and won't be able to repurchase it. If you have an Android device, you can use the Google Play mobile app, Google Play desktop, LinkedIn app, or LinkedIn desktop site to cancel your subscription. Do you still have questions regarding the service? Contact LinkedIn Customer Support today.
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