LinkedIn Learning Pricing 2026
By Oliver Wakefield-Smith, Founder, Digital Signet · Verified 9 September 2026
One published seat price, one plan with no price, and one product that most pricing guides describe but LinkedIn does not sell.
There is no individual LinkedIn Learning subscription
A great many pricing guides, comparison tables and AI answers quote a monthly rate for “LinkedIn Learning individual”. LinkedIn’s own help centre contradicts them in plain language:
“LinkedIn Learning does not offer one-off, a la carte purchases of individual courses, nor does it offer individual LinkedIn Learning subscriptions. The subscription that most resembles an individual subscription is LinkedIn Premium, which offers LinkedIn Learning in addition to a suite of products and services.”
Source: LinkedIn Help, LinkedIn Learning subscription Overview. LinkedIn frames the routes as two, not three: an individual subscription, meaning Premium, or access via your organization, meaning Enterprise. If you want LinkedIn Learning for one person, you are buying LinkedIn Premium. If you want it for a team of up to 20, you are buying LinkedIn Learning for Teams at the rate below.
What LinkedIn Learning costs
| Route to access | Sized for | Price (USD) | Billing period |
|---|---|---|---|
| LinkedIn Learning for Teams | Small teams needing 20 or fewer licences | 379.88 | Per seat per year, after a one-month free trial |
| Enterprise LinkedIn Learning | Organisations above the Teams cap | Not published | Contact sales |
| LinkedIn Learning Career Hub | Organisations building skills agility | Not published | Contact sales |
| Individual LinkedIn Learning | One person | Does not exist | LinkedIn Premium bundles it instead |
US pricing, in US dollars, as published on the US LinkedIn sites. Sources: LinkedIn Learning for Teams product page and the LinkedIn Learning Compare Plans page, both retrieved 9 September 2026. LinkedIn publishes no price list for any other market in a form this page could quote, so do not read USD 379.88 as a worldwide rate.
The Teams price, confirmed twice
The USD 379.88 figure appears on two separate LinkedIn surfaces, which is worth noting because a single unconfirmed price card is how most LMS pricing errors start. The product page carries it as a headline rate. The help centre article on buying Teams self-serve carries it as the post-trial charge, in a full sentence:
“LinkedIn Learning for Teams helps team leaders and small business owners upskill their employees through personalized content. Customers can purchase and manage their LinkedIn Learning for teams subscription entirely online. LinkedIn offers a one-month free trial and after that, customers will be charged $379.88 USD per license per year.”
Source: LinkedIn Learning Help, Learning for Teams self-serve purchase. One caveat on vintage, since it matters for a price: that help page states it was last updated two years before retrieval, while the product page carrying the same figure is current. The two agreeing is the reason this page states the number with confidence rather than the reason to doubt it, but confirm at checkout before you budget on it.
Worked example: a 20 seat team at the published ceiling
Twenty licences is the largest LinkedIn Learning purchase with a public price attached. Above it, the number comes from a sales conversation. The calculation is the published seat rate multiplied by the seat count, and nothing else.
| Team size | Working | Annual cost (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| 5 seats | 5 × 379.88 | 1,899.40 |
| 10 seats | 10 × 379.88 | 3,798.80 |
| 20 seats, the published ceiling | 20 × 379.88 | 7,597.60 |
Every row is the published seat rate multiplied by the seat count. There is no published volume break inside the Teams band, so the cost is linear all the way to the cap. Licence cost only; for the learner-time side of the ledger use the cost per employee trained calculator.
Why this page has no LinkedIn Premium price
Since LinkedIn Premium is the only individual route to LinkedIn Learning, its price is the obvious next question. This page does not answer it, and the reason is worth stating rather than hiding. Every LinkedIn surface that should carry a Premium rate was gated or broken to an anonymous visitor on 9 September 2026.
- linkedin.com/learning/subscription/individualHTTP 502
- linkedin.com/learning/subscription/productsRedirects to login
- linkedin.com/premium/productsRedirects to login
- premium.linkedin.com/careers/compare-plansNo figure rendered
- business.linkedin.com/learn/compare-plansTrial call to action, no rate
The honest answer is that LinkedIn shows Premium pricing to signed-in users and personalises it, so there is no stable public list price to quote. Rather than borrow a figure from a review site, this page abstains. Open LinkedIn while signed in to see the rate offered to your own account. That is also a useful warning about any comparison table that confidently prints a LinkedIn Premium number: it did not come from a page an anonymous reader can check.
Frequently asked questions
How much does LinkedIn Learning cost per seat?
LinkedIn Learning for Teams is published at USD 379.88 per seat per year on the US site. LinkedIn's own help documentation states the same figure as USD 379.88 per licence per year following a one-month free trial. That is the only LinkedIn Learning price LinkedIn publishes.
Can you buy an individual LinkedIn Learning subscription?
No. LinkedIn's own help centre states that LinkedIn Learning does not offer one-off, a la carte purchases of individual courses, nor does it offer individual LinkedIn Learning subscriptions. The subscription that most resembles an individual subscription is LinkedIn Premium, which offers LinkedIn Learning in addition to a suite of other products and services. Any page quoting a monthly price for a standalone individual LinkedIn Learning subscription is describing a product LinkedIn does not sell.
What are the two ways to get LinkedIn Learning?
LinkedIn states there are two: via an individual subscription, meaning LinkedIn Premium, or via your organization, meaning an Enterprise arrangement. The small-team self-serve purchase of LinkedIn Learning for Teams sits within the organizational route and is the only one of the three with a published price.
How many seats does LinkedIn Learning for Teams cover?
LinkedIn states the Teams product is designed for small teams and organizations who need 20 or fewer licenses. Above that seat count you are into the Enterprise conversation, which carries no published price.
Does LinkedIn publish enterprise LinkedIn Learning pricing?
No. On the US Compare Plans page, both LinkedIn Learning and LinkedIn Learning Career Hub carry a Contact sales call to action instead of a rate. The For Individuals and For Small Teams entries on that same page show a free-trial call to action rather than a price. No enterprise per-seat figure is published anywhere on LinkedIn's own surfaces.
How much does LinkedIn Premium cost?
This page does not state a LinkedIn Premium price, because none could be retrieved from a LinkedIn surface without signing in. On 9 September 2026, linkedin.com/learning/subscription/individual returned HTTP 502 to an anonymous fetch, linkedin.com/learning/subscription/products and linkedin.com/premium/products both redirected to the LinkedIn login page, and premium.linkedin.com/careers/compare-plans rendered no figure. Rather than substitute a secondary source, this page abstains. Check the price while signed in to your own LinkedIn account.
Is there a LinkedIn Learning free trial?
Yes on the Teams product. LinkedIn's help documentation states that customers can purchase and manage a LinkedIn Learning for Teams subscription entirely online, that LinkedIn offers a one-month free trial, and that after that customers are charged USD 379.88 per licence per year.
Prices verified against LinkedIn’s own product, help centre and compare-plans pages on 9 September 2026. Sources: LinkedIn Learning for Teams product page; LinkedIn Learning Help, Learning for Teams self-serve purchase; LinkedIn Help, LinkedIn Learning subscription Overview; LinkedIn Learning Compare Plans.
No enterprise or Premium figure is published on this page because LinkedIn publishes none that an anonymous reader can verify. No price here comes from a review aggregator or a procurement marketplace estimate. Found an error? Report it.