Cancel LinkedIn Premium UK: Web Billing, Trials and App Store Payments
LinkedIn’s Premium cancellation help distinguishes subscriptions bought directly on LinkedIn from purchases managed through an app store. You can use LinkedIn’s Premium subscription settings for a direct purchase; if Apple billed you, the Apple subscriptions screen is the route for cancelling that renewal. Make sure you are signed into the LinkedIn profile that holds the plan. The LinkedIn Premium official UK guidance gives the conditions for the transaction described here.
Find the correct Premium profile
Open the subscription-management section on the correct Premium account and follow the cancellation prompts to the final confirmation. If the option is not there, check the original invoice for an app-store or other billing route before trying a different account. Keep the confirmation email or screenshot for your own record.
A paid plan versus a free trial
LinkedIn’s guidance differentiates a paid subscription from a free trial, particularly for how access changes after cancellation. Check the access end date displayed for your specific plan and whether cancelling an offer affects any associated features. Ending renewal is not the same process as applying for a refund of a completed payment.
Two profiles with different billing
Example: You have a basic LinkedIn profile for job searches and another profile with a Premium trial. Cancelling while signed into the basic profile will not stop a trial attached to the other account. Check the welcome email and account email before repeating the process.
The official billing support route
For a missing cancellation control or unexpected renewal, use LinkedIn’s official billing support alongside the original receipt. Avoid posting your invoice or personal account details on public social media to get assistance. The LinkedIn Premium additional official guidance explains the available help route.
A LinkedIn Premium plan purchased on the website should not be treated the same as one billed through Apple or Google. For a separate example of this billing-channel split, see our Skillshare subscription guide.