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Three plans show a yearly price and Enterprise asks to talk
PM · High impact · Indirect evidence
Under a switch set to 'Yearly', Free shows 'US$0' and Pro 'US$144', each followed by '/year for one person', and Business shows 'US$250' followed by '/year per person'. Enterprise shows 'Let’s talk' and 'Get in touch to learn more'.
Evidence:Get in touch to learn more · Seen on www.canva.com/pricing/, pricing page plan grid, Enterprise card, under Let’s talk · Captured · Indirect evidence
The '6+ million teams' line sits below the feature comparison
Marketing · High impact · Direct evidence
On the pricing page, the line '6+ MILLION TEAMS USE CANVA' sits in small capitals under the 'Compare features' table and its 'Compare features' button. The plan cards with prices sit at the top of the same page.
Evidence:6+ MILLION TEAMS USE CANVA · Seen on www.canva.com/pricing/, pricing page, line under the Compare features button · Captured · Direct evidence
Nineteen questions sit in the pricing FAQ, the first one open
UX · Medium impact · Indirect evidence
The 'Frequently Asked Questions' block above the footer of the pricing page lists 19 questions. Only the first, 'Can I use Canva for free?', shows its answer, and the second asks 'How does AI usage work across Canva plans?'
Evidence:Can I use Canva for free? · Seen on www.canva.com/pricing/, pricing page FAQ, first question · Captured · Indirect evidence
The homepage hero is a question over one Start designing button
Design · High impact · Direct evidence
The headline asks 'What will you design today?', and the line under it reads 'Make AI-powered social posts, videos, presentations, and more with Canva.' A single 'Start designing' button follows, above a video panel with a pause button.
Evidence:What will you design today? · Seen on canva.com, homepage hero headline · Captured · Direct evidence
UX score by dimension
UX score 90 (good), medium confidence
5 of 6 dimensions observed
Read from the capture. It is a different number from the scores on the Summary Card below: the Overall score, 70, is the analysts’ consensus, and 66 is the UX analyst’s own score.
Visual hierarchy95 Good
Navigation clarity90 Good
Content quality88 Good
CTA effectiveness92 Good
Trust signals85 Good
Performance perceptionNot observed
The Summary Card
The Overall score, four analysts’ scores and three findings, on one card a team can forward.
Three plans show a yearly price and Enterprise asks to talk
The '6+ million teams' line sits below the feature comparison
Nineteen questions sit in the pricing FAQ, the first one open
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Public sample notes.
This sample covers pages that were publicly visible on . No account, private data or share link is involved. It carries observations only. The underlying run does produce recommendations, but they are written for someone deciding how to compete with the product, which is not what a public page about that product should say.
Why did the Marketing persona score Canva lower than the other three?
Marketing returned 62 while Design, PM and UX returned 78, 73 and 66. The one Marketing finding published here is where the '6+ MILLION TEAMS USE CANVA' line sits, and it does not explain the gap on its own.
What do the buttons on Canva's plan cards say?
Free reads 'Get started' and Pro 'Start a free trial'. Business pairs 'Start a free trial' with 'Contact Sales', and Enterprise pairs 'Contact Sales' with 'Book a demo'.
What does Canva's pricing page say AI Pass adds?
A card tagged '+ Add-on' further down the page says AI Pass unlocks '40x more AI than Canva Pro - or 20x more than Canva Business'. The same card says it is 'available as an add-on to both plans.'
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