LinkedIn Premium Price in 2026

LinkedIn Premium Career, the plan for job seekers, starts at US$39.99 a month or US$239.88 a year, LinkedIn's Premium page says. Premium Business starts at US$69.99 a month, All-in-One at US$89.99, and a Premium Company Page at US$99.99. Paying yearly cuts the price by 17% to 50%, depending on the plan.

We read LinkedIn's Premium pages and its refund policy on October 24, 2026. Every price below is LinkedIn's own "starts at" list price per license on that day.

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How much does each LinkedIn Premium plan cost?

Plan	Monthly	Yearly	Yearly saving
Premium Career	US$39.99	US$239.88	50%
Premium Business	US$69.99	US$539.88	36%
Premium All-in-One	US$89.99	US$899.88	17%
Premium Company Page	US$99.99	US$839.88	30%

LinkedIn Premium's Career, Business, All-in-One and Company Page pages, read October 24, 2026. Prices start at these amounts per license.

LinkedIn lists other currencies too. In pounds, Career is £29.99 a month, Business £49.99, All-in-One £64.00 and a Company Page £79.67. In euros, they're €29,98, €52,49, €66,99 and €99,99. There's also a "duo option" for two people: Career starts at US$59.98 a month and Business at US$118.98.

Several guides that rank for this search are out of date. One 2025 guide still says job seekers "pay only $29.99/month," and an older one gives "between $30 and $120 per month." LinkedIn's own page says US$39.99.

What does each plan include?

Premium Career is for job hunting. It gives you "5 InMails per month" to message hiring managers outside your network, plus job and applicant insights, AI tools and LinkedIn Learning. LinkedIn says it's "best for active job seekers, people making a career change, people wanting more visibility or recruiter access."

Premium Business is for selling and networking. You get "15 InMail credits monthly," "unlimited access to view profiles beyond your immediate network," advanced search filters, "more than 25,000 LinkedIn Learning courses," and "who's viewed your profile over the past 90 days." LinkedIn aims it at "small business owners, leaders, and executives."

Premium All-in-One bundles Business with Page tools and ad money. Paying subscribers "receive $50 in hiring credits and $50 in post boosting credits per month," and the trial month gives "$100 in post boosting and $100 in hiring credits."

Premium Company Page is for a business Page. It adds "a custom call to action button," a customer testimonial, and "seeing who's visited your Page."

Sales Navigator and Recruiter Lite are separate LinkedIn products, with their own plans.

Is LinkedIn Premium worth it?

It depends on what you'll use it for, and LinkedIn makes it cheap to find out. Most plans start with a free trial, and a paid charge "may be refundable within 7 days from the date the subscription is charged without Premium usage," LinkedIn's refund policy says.

A few questions help:

• Are you messaging people outside your network? InMail is the core of Career and Business. LinkedIn claims InMail is "5.7x more likely to hear back" than cold email, citing its own data from March 2026.
• Are you job hunting right now? Career's price makes most sense for a few months of active searching. Cancel when the search is over.
• Do you run a Page? Only the Company Page and All-in-One plans add Page features.

If you mainly want more profile views, start by improving your profile for free. Our guides on the LinkedIn banner size and adding your resume cover two quick wins.

How can you pay less for LinkedIn Premium?

• Pay yearly. LinkedIn lists savings of 50% on Career, 36% on Business, 30% on a Company Page and 17% on All-in-One.
• Use the free trial well. If you cancel a trial, "you won't be eligible to sign up for another free trial for at least 12 months," LinkedIn says. Start it when you'll actually use it.
• Share a duo plan. Two Career licenses start at US$59.98 a month together.
• Downgrade instead of canceling. LinkedIn lets you switch to a cheaper plan on desktop.

Watch promotions, too. LinkedIn says that if you cancel a promotional price, you can't get it back.

Can you get a refund?

Sometimes. Besides the 7-day rule for unused plans, "Citizens of the European Union are entitled to a full refund during the 14 days after the subscription begins," LinkedIn says, with other rules in Brazil, Denmark, Germany and the Netherlands. Our guide on how to cancel LinkedIn Premium lists them all, with the steps for each way of paying.

Frequently asked questions

How much does LinkedIn Premium cost per month?

From US$39.99 for Career, US$69.99 for Business, US$89.99 for All-in-One and US$99.99 for a Premium Company Page, per LinkedIn's pages.

What's the cheapest LinkedIn Premium plan?

Premium Career, at US$39.99 a month or US$239.88 a year.

Is LinkedIn Premium worth it?

If you'll use InMail or job insights during an active search, often yes. Try it on a free trial first, and cancel before it bills if it isn't helping.

How can you pay less for LinkedIn Premium?

Pay yearly, which saves up to 50% on Career, or share a duo plan.

Can you get a refund on LinkedIn Premium?

LinkedIn says Premium may be refundable within 7 days of a charge if you haven't used it. EU citizens get 14 days from the start.

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Sources

• LinkedIn Premium pages for Career, Business, All-in-One and Company Page, and the Career and small-business "Compare plans" pages, read October 24, 2026
• LinkedIn Help, "LinkedIn refund policy" and "Cancel LinkedIn Premium subscription FAQ," read October 24, 2026
• Artisan (April 6, 2025), CIO, La Growth Machine (April 24, 2026), Evaboot (September 13, 2026) and a Reddit thread (February 1, 2026), as Google showed them on October 24, 2026
• Google results for "linkedin premium price," US, October 24, 2026 (our read)
• Google Ads Keyword Planner, worldwide, read October 24, 2026