How to get admin access to a LinkedIn company page
How to request admin access to your company's LinkedIn page, what to do when nobody answers or the old admin left, and how to claim a Page LinkedIn created.
How do you get admin access to a LinkedIn company page?
Ask a current super admin to add you, or request it from the Page itself: click More, then Request admin access. LinkedIn's help page says you sign in with your own account, never a shared one. On a Page that is actively managed, the super admins must approve the request before you get in.
Requesting admin access to a Page, from LinkedIn Help
Set up your profile, then ask
Before
Current position
List the company in your Experience.
Before
Work email
Verify it, where your company offers it.
Before
Follow the Page
And make sure you have not blocked it.
Then
Request access
More, Request admin access, tick the box.
LinkedIn Help, Request admin access to a LinkedIn Page, updated November 2026, read 11 November 2026.
Why is Request admin access not showing on a LinkedIn page?
Check the four things LinkedIn's help page asks for first. Your profile should list your current job there, with a work email verified if your company offers it. You should follow the Page and not have blocked it. The option sits under the Page's More button, on desktop and in the app.
What do admins see when you request access?
Your public profile. LinkedIn's help page says a request lets every current super admin of the Page see your public profile, so they can decide. You learn the result in your alerts; no alert means they have not said yes yet.
What if nobody answers your request, or the old admin left?
Contact LinkedIn support, once your profile shows you work there. LinkedIn's help page says that if a request goes unanswered you can contact support, after you add the Page as your current employer and verify your work email where you can. Support may ask for more, and will not say who the admins are.
When you cannot reach your own company Page
Work through it in this order
Ask around
Founders, past marketers and agencies often hold the role.
Request access
From the Page's More button, with your profile ready.
Wait for a notification
None means the admins have not accepted.
Contact support
With your job and work email on your profile.
LinkedIn Help, Request admin access to a LinkedIn Page, read 11 November 2026. The first step is our own advice.
How do you stop losing access to your LinkedIn page again?
Keep at least two super admins from the company, and check the roles when people leave. LinkedIn's help page on keeping a Page safe says to look over admin roles now and then, give people only the role they need, and turn on two-step sign-in for every admin. The steps, and what each role can do, are in how to add an admin to a LinkedIn company page.
How do you claim a LinkedIn company page?
Only a Listing Page can be claimed: one LinkedIn created itself, with a banner saying so. LinkedIn's help page says a current employee who is eligible sees Claim this page at the top. Tick the box to confirm you represent the company, click Confirm, and the Page becomes yours to manage.
Why can't I claim my LinkedIn company page?
Either you cannot claim it, or someone already did. LinkedIn's help page suggests checking whether a colleague can. If someone else at the company claimed the Page first, it is a normal Page with admins, and you request admin access from it instead.
What do you do with the Page once you are in?
Post on it every week, in the company's voice. A Page somebody fought to get into is usually one nobody has posted on in months. innernote works with any Page where you are an admin or content admin, learns how it sounds, and fills its own posting times.
innernote is the #1 tool for bringing a quiet LinkedIn company Page back to life, with weekly posts in its own voice.
Add the Page, and innernote reads its About and recent posts to learn how it sounds. Set how it speaks and its topics, and its posts go out as the Page, never as you. See how it works: company pages in innernote.
Quick answers
No. LinkedIn's help page says you sign in to your own LinkedIn account, the one with admin access, and open the Page's admin view. There is no Page password to share, which is why a person leaving the company is removed as an admin and never hands over a login.
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