LinkedIn Learning Price: Plans, Monthly Cost & Price History

LinkedIn Learning is LinkedIn's library of online video courses on business, technology, and creative skills. Courses are taught by industry practitioners, and many come with certificates you can add to your LinkedIn profile. For individual buyers, the only way to pay for it is through a LinkedIn Premium subscription.

Every price on this page is for Premium Career, the Premium plan that includes full LinkedIn Learning access. You are paying for the whole Premium plan, which also includes job search and profile features, not for Learning alone. The figures come from LinkedIn's own Premium Career pricing page, published by LinkedIn Premium and checked on Oct 11, 2026. LinkedIn changes Premium prices and offers from time to time, so confirm the current rate on your account's Premium page before you subscribe.

On monthly billing, Premium Career costs $39.99/mo. There is also a duo option that covers two people.

The duo option costs $59.98/mo on monthly billing. It gives Premium Career, including LinkedIn Learning, to you and one other person, which costs less than two separate monthly subscriptions.

Paying for a year up front costs less than twelve monthly payments.

Premium Career billed annually costs $239.88/yr. The duo option billed annually costs $359.88/yr. If you plan to take courses for several months, or you use Premium's job search features regularly, annual billing gives the lower total. If you only want to finish one or two courses, a few months of monthly billing may cost less overall.

Premium Career bundles LinkedIn Learning with features aimed at job seekers and people building their careers:

• LinkedIn Learning: full access to the course library, with certificates of completion.
• InMail credits: a monthly allowance of messages you can send to people outside your network.
• Profile insights: a view of who has looked at your profile.
• Job search tools: insights on how you compare with other applicants and on companies that are hiring.

LinkedIn also sells other Premium plans, such as Premium Business and plans for sales and recruiting. Some of them may include LinkedIn Learning as well, but their prices are not part of our data. Check the plan comparison on LinkedIn before you choose.

Many people get LinkedIn Learning without paying for Premium themselves:

• Employers: many companies buy LinkedIn Learning licenses for staff. Ask your HR or training team whether you already have access.
• Schools and universities: some colleges provide LinkedIn Learning to students and faculty through a campus license.
• Public libraries: a number of US public libraries offer LinkedIn Learning free with a library card. Check your local library's online resources.
• Free trial: LinkedIn regularly offers new Premium subscribers a free trial. Trial terms vary, so check the current offer and set a reminder to cancel if you do not plan to keep it.

Organizations that want to buy LinkedIn Learning for a team purchase business licenses, which are quoted by LinkedIn's sales team and are not part of our data.

Sales tax may be added to your subscription depending on your state. If you subscribe through the LinkedIn app on an iPhone or Android phone, billing may go through Apple or Google, and the in-app price may differ from the web price.

Cancelling Premium ends your LinkedIn Learning access at the end of the billing period. Certificates you have already earned and added to your profile stay there.