What is LinkedIn's main website domain?

LinkedIn’s main website domain is linkedin.com. The domain is used for the company’s primary professional-networking service, including member profiles, connection tools, job listings, company pages, messaging, and publishing features.

LinkedIn launched as a professional networking website in 2003. Its name combines “linked” with “in,” reflecting the idea of connecting people through professional relationships. The spelling is important: the official brand and domain use “LinkedIn,” with “Linked” followed by “In.”

People sometimes confuse the address with linkedin.net, linkin.com, or linked.com because those alternatives resemble the brand name. They are not LinkedIn’s canonical main domain. Users may also encounter country or language variations, redirects, and specialized subdomains, but linkedin.com remains the central web address. The company’s mobile applications and Microsoft integrations may provide other ways to access the service, yet they do not change the main website domain. LinkedIn was acquired by Microsoft in 2016, but the acquisition did not alter its public-facing domain or core brand identity.