LinkedIn operates a professional networking platform used by more than 1.3 billion members across more than 200 countries for career development, job searching, hiring, and professional content. Founded in December 2002 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, Calif., the company was acquired by Microsoft in 2016 for $26.2 billion and is now a Microsoft subsidiary. In April 2026, Daniel Shapero succeeded Ryan Roslansky as CEO; Roslansky stays on as Microsoft's executive vice president for LinkedIn and Office.
What you need to know about LinkedIn
- LinkedIn’s customer service response times depend on how you reach out and what you're asking about..
- You can resolve a problem with LinkedIn with our insider guide or through our executive contacts.
- LinkedIn's customer service policies are standard. Here are our frequently asked questions about LinkedIn.
How to resolve a problem with LinkedIn
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How fast does LinkedIn respond?
LinkedIn doesn't offer phone support.
LinkedIn doesn't offer email support.
LinkedIn's live chat support is operated by a bot, but you can request to speak a live agent. You can expect an initial response within a few minutes to 30 minutes during business hours.Availability: LinkedIn does not provide customer service support times.
LinkedIn is active on social media platforms such as Instagram, Facebook and X. Response times can range from a few hours to a day depending on the platform and the inquiry’s complexity.
LinkedIn customer service executives
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LinkedIn self-service links
LinkedIn customer service policies
LinkedIn loyalty program
LinkedIn does not have a loyalty program. However, members can subscribe to LinkedIn Premium, a paid tier that offers additional features including InMail credits for messaging members outside your network, profile view insights, LinkedIn Learning courses, and advanced job search tools. Premium plans include Premium Career, Premium Business, and others. A one-month free trial is generally available for new subscribers.
Frequently asked questions about Linkedin
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