https //www.linkedin.com Login : LinkedIn Login, Sign in
To sign in:
- If you already have an account on LinkedIn, you can sign in from the login page at https://www.linkedin.com/uas/login.
- Enter the email address that’s registered to your LinkedIn account and your password.
- Click Sign In.
Note: If you already have an account and you sign in from www.linkedin.com, don’t click the Join Now box. This may create a duplicate account. You just need to enter your email address and password at the top of the page, and click the Sign In box.
To sign out:
- Click the Me icon at top of your LinkedIn homepage..
- Select Sign out.
Try Premium for Free
If you’d like to explore the features of our Premium subscription plans, you can try Premium for free for one month:
- Click the Me icon at the top of your LinkedIn homepage.
- Select Settings & Privacy from the dropdown.
- Click Account preferences on the left pane.
- Under Subscriptions & payments, click Change next to Premium Subscription.
- Explore and select the plan that best meets your needs.
- Follow the prompts on the page to complete your upgrade.
Notes:
- You’re required to input a credit card number to get the free trial.
- Your free trial expires exactly one month after it’s redeemed. It’ll convert to a paid subscription and your card will be charged if you don’t cancel your trial before it expires.
- Billing, cancellation, or renewal dates for free trials and billing charges are based on the date and time that the subscription was activated, in local US time zones for US-based English-speaking members only. For all other countries or languages, this is in Universal Time Coordinated (UTC).
- To avoid getting charged, you’ll need to cancel at least one day before your trial ends. We’ll send an email reminder seven days before your trial ends. If you have signed in with a Gmail account, please check the Promotions tab as a notification may have been redirected by Google. You can confirm the billing date from your Premium settings page.
- If you’ve used a free Premium subscription trial, you won’t be eligible for another free trial for at least 12 months.
Renewing a Premium account after a free trial
If you signed up for a Premium subscription on our desktop site, we’ll remind you about the end of your trial and upcoming charge to your credit card seven days prior to the auto-renewal via email.
The card you used to sign up for a free trial for any LinkedIn Premium subscription will automatically be charged one month from the date you signed up. To avoid being charged for your free trial, you must cancel the trial at least one day prior to the auto-renewal billing date. You can see your Premium free trial auto-renewal date on your My Premium page.
To avoid being automatically downgraded to a Basic (free) account, make sure to update outdated billing information within 5 days after your renewal date.
- Your free trial expires exactly one month after it’s redeemed. It’ll convert to a paid subscription and your card will be charged if you don’t cancel your trial before it expires.
- Billing, cancellation, or renewal dates for free trials and billing charges are based on the date and time that the subscription was activated, in local US time zones for US-based English-speaking members only. For all other countries or languages, this is in Universal Time Coordinated (UTC).
Note: If you purchased a subscription on your mobile device, you won’t receive an email reminder prior to the auto-renewal of your subscription. If you purchased using iOS, you’ll receive a notification on your device prior to auto-renewal.
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