LinkedIn Premium cost in 2026: every plan, monthly and yearly and which one fits

LinkedIn Premium prices at a glance

US dollars, one license, from LinkedIn's plan pages on 25 Oct 2026. LinkedIn's Premium pages date their pricing to 20 Apr 2026 and call the figures estimates that may leave out VAT, GST and promotional discounts.

Premium Career: US$39.99 a month

Premium Career is the plan LinkedIn aims at job seekers. It costs US$39.99 a month or US$239.88 a year, which LinkedIn calls a 50% saving. It includes:

• 5 InMail credits a month, for writing to people you are not connected to.
• Who viewed your profile for the past 365 days, with trends.
• AI help with job posts, your profile and your messages.
• LinkedIn Learning, with more than 25,000 courses.
• Job tools such as top applicant jobs and advanced job search filters.

A Duo option puts two Premium Career licenses on one subscription, at US$59.98 a month or US$359.88 a year.

For selling, Career is the cheapest way off the basic account's limits, covered under Before you pay. Its InMail allowance is small, so it suits someone who mostly connects first and messages after.

Premium Business: US$69.99 a month

Premium Business costs US$69.99 a month or US$539.88 a year, which LinkedIn calls a 36% saving. It includes:

• 15 InMail credits a month.
• Unlimited people and company search, with advanced filters and profiles beyond your own network.
• Business insights, such as a company's growth trends and hiring activity.
• A custom button on your profile, posts, messages and search results.
• Suggested warm introductions through your network, plus LinkedIn Learning.

Its Duo option is listed at US$118.98 a month or US$917.98 a year for two licenses. LinkedIn's comparison of basic and Premium accounts gives Business, like Career, 365 days of profile viewers.

Sales Navigator: from US$119.99 a month

Sales Navigator is the line LinkedIn sells to sellers. Core, for individual sellers, costs US$119.99 a month or US$1,079.88 a year (a 25% saving, per LinkedIn). Advanced, for sales teams, costs US$159.99 a month or US$1,799.88 a year (6%). Advanced Plus, for teams that want it inside their CRM, is priced by LinkedIn's sales team. Every tier comes with 50 InMail credits a month.

LinkedIn offers a free trial of Core and Advanced to members who are on no paid LinkedIn plan and have not used a LinkedIn trial in the past 365 days.

What each tier adds over the one below it and when a seat pays for itself in outbound, is in Sales Navigator pricing.

Recruiter Lite: price not listed

Recruiter Lite is LinkedIn's entry plan for hiring. Its page lists 30 InMail credits a month per license, more than 20 search filters, saved message templates and access to first-, second- and third-degree members. LinkedIn's help center adds that you can buy up to 70 more InMails a month and bank up to 120 per seat.

Neither the Recruiter Lite page nor LinkedIn's help center showed a price on 25 Oct 2026: both send you to sign up. We leave the figure out rather than repeat an older one from another site.

Premium All-in-One and Premium Company Page

LinkedIn sells two more plans to small businesses. Premium All-in-One costs US$89.99 a month or US$899.88 a year (a 17% saving, per LinkedIn) and puts sales, marketing and hiring tools in one subscription: 30 InMail credits a month, 15 prospect suggestions a day, unlimited search with advanced filters and US$50 a month each in post-boost and hiring credits for paying subscribers.

Premium Company Page is for a LinkedIn Page rather than a person: US$99.99 a month or US$839.88 a year, with one subscription per Page. It adds features such as seeing who visited the Page, a custom button and auto-invites for people who engaged with your content.

Monthly or yearly: what you save

One license for twelve months, both ways. The twelve-month totals and the savings are our arithmetic from LinkedIn's list prices.

Spread over twelve months, a yearly plan comes to US$19.99 a month for Career, US$44.99 for Business, US$74.99 for All-in-One and US$89.99 for Sales Navigator Core. If you are not sure you will still use Premium in six months, monthly billing is the cheaper mistake.

LinkedIn's Premium FAQ lists monthly, quarterly and annual billing, with quarterly still rolling out and renews a plan at the end of each billing cycle.

Before you pay

• The price depends on where you are. Each plan page lists other currencies, notes slight differences across devices and points you to its sign-up button for your actual price.
• Some members can try it at no cost first. LinkedIn offers eligible members a free trial of Premium; anyone who redeemed one in the past 12 months is not eligible for another and a cancelled trial ends at once.
• Cancelling takes effect at the end of the cycle. A cancelled paid plan stays active until the end of the billing cycle, LinkedIn asks you to cancel at least a day before the next billing date and on a cancelled plan, unused InMail credits expire when the cycle ends.
• Know what a basic account already gives you. You can search and view profiles, message your connections and receive InMail. Who viewed your profile shows only the three most recent viewers from the last 90 days and you can add a note to only three connection requests a month.

Those last two limits are the ones that bite in outbound. LinkedIn's current help pages say three in both cases, though an older LinkedIn page and many guides still say five; any Premium plan lifts the cap on notes. How many invitations you can send at all is a separate limit, covered in LinkedIn connection limits and what InMail is good for is in what is InMail on LinkedIn.

Which LinkedIn Premium plan suits selling

Pick by the work you do on LinkedIn each week, not by the longest feature list.

If your reach is the problem, Sales Navigator alternatives for finding warm leads compares the tools that find people already showing need, with or without a seat.

Where FOUND fits

Every plan above makes LinkedIn easier to work by hand. FOUND does the work: it is an AI SDR for LinkedIn that watches seven kinds of buying signal every day, such as people posting about the problem you solve, engaging with a competitor's posts, starting a new role or at a company hiring the team you sell to or fresh from a raise. It checks each person against your buyer twice, the headline first and then the full profile, finds their verified work email and writes to the ones who fit in one sequence of LinkedIn messages and emails, from your own account and mailbox, at a human pace. Replies from both land in one inbox, where an agent can answer them and offer your meeting link.

It runs on the account you already have. On a Premium account it also writes a personal connection note for each person from what they did and reads who viewed your profile once a day. Review mode holds every invitation, message and email until you approve it. Two agents each run their own signals and campaign and Ask turns one sentence into up to 50 companies, with the right person at each and their email. FOUND costs $69 a month for two agents, one LinkedIn account, one mailbox and 100 credits, on top of whatever you pay LinkedIn; a teammate seat is $59 a month and an extra agent $39 and you see your first real leads before you pay.

For most teams, from a founder selling alone to a full sales team, buying Premium to sell, FOUND is the stronger pick for the outreach itself: it finds the people as well as messaging them, writes from what each one did, runs LinkedIn and email together, finds their emails, answers replies and keeps a campaign per signal, for one price. Premium stays worth having for InMail and LinkedIn's own tools and FOUND uses it for notes and profile viewers when you have it.

Sources

Every LinkedIn price and feature here comes from LinkedIn's own pages, read on 25 Oct 2026:

• LinkedIn Premium: Premium Career, Premium Business, Premium All-in-One, Premium Company Page and the Premium overview
• LinkedIn Sales Solutions: Sales Navigator plans and pricing
• LinkedIn Talent Solutions: Recruiter Lite
• LinkedIn Help: Difference between basic and Premium accounts, Who's viewed your profile, basic and Premium, Personalize invitations to connect and Differences between the Recruiter plans
• LinkedIn Help: LinkedIn Premium subscription FAQ and Cancel LinkedIn Premium subscription

FOUND's side comes from our own product. LinkedIn shows the final price at sign-up; if a figure here has moved, write to hello@foundtofind.com and we will correct it.

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