Canva Pro vs Canva Business: Which Plan Fits?

Canva Pro for individual work

Pro is the natural starting point if you mainly create designs yourself and need access to premium templates, assets and editing tools. You can build a repeatable brand workflow without paying for team features you will not use.

What Canva Business adds

Business builds on Pro with stronger brand management, team collaboration and business-focused tools. Canva currently describes higher AI access and marketing features in Business; exact allowances and availability can change. A team should also consider who administers seats, owns designs and handles billing.

Need	Pro	Business
Premium design tools	Yes	Includes Pro features
Primary use	Solo creator	Growing team or business
Brand and collaboration controls	Core brand tools	More advanced controls and collaboration
AI and marketing features	Plan-dependent allowance	Additional business features and higher allowance, subject to current terms

Is Canva Teams the same plan?

No. Canva's current guidance directs new customers toward Pro for solo use and Business for teams. Existing Canva Teams subscribers may see different upgrade and renewal options. Check your own account before comparing an older Teams bill with a new Business offer.

A three-step buying check

List the work you actually do: individual designs, shared approvals, brand consistency or campaign reporting.
Compare Canva's current regional plan features and total checkout price, including number of seats.
If buying through SubSplit, confirm whether the offer gives you an individual account or a team seat, who owns the workspace, and how long access lasts.

See the current Canva options

Check availability, access type and live pricing before ordering.

Canva Pro → Canva Business →

Sources and next steps

Canva's plan comparison, Canva's Teams guidance and Canva Business overview.

Plan names, features and prices can change by country. Check the provider terms and the live SubSplit product page before paying.