SaaS Pricing Tracker

Canva alternatives compared by price

Canva starts at $8.33 for Teams (USD per person per month, yearly price divided by twelve). Canva last raised a list price in Mar 2021: Pro went from $9.95 to $10 (+1%), first seen on its pricing page that month. Below are 4 alternatives with their current plans and price history; 2 have a free plan.

4 Canva alternatives at a glance

Entry price is each product's cheapest paid plan as last read from its pricing page. Check the unit: some charge per user, others per account or per use.

ProductStarts atFree planPriced byLatest price change
Canva(the one you are replacing)$8.33USD per person per month, yearly price divided by twelveNounknownPro went from $9.95 to $10 (+1%)
Figma$16USD per editor per month, billed annuallyNoPer editorEnterprise from $75 to $90 (+20%), Jul 2025.
Gamma€8 per seat per month, billed annually, as shown to European visitorsYesPer seatnone recorded
Softr$19 per monthNoFlat per accountnone recorded
Glide$25 per monthYesFlat per accountnone recorded

Exhibit 1

Canva and its alternatives over time

Each product's cheapest paid plan by default. Click a legend entry to add or hide a plan.

$5$10$202020202220242026$16 Figma Professional$8.33 Canva Teams
Note: Canva: USD per person per month, yearly price divided by twelve. Figma: USD per editor per month, billed annually. Click a legend entry to add or hide a plan. Log scale.Source: live and archived pricing pages; SaaS Pricing Tracker analysis.
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ObservedCanva TeamsFigma Professional
Jul 2, 2018$12
Aug 13, 2024$8.33
Nov 13, 2024$8.33
Jan 9, 2025$12
Mar 28, 2025$8.33
Jul 2, 2025$16
Jul 7, 2026$16

Figma

Figma is a browser-based design tool for interfaces and prototypes where a whole team edits the same file at once. It grew on a free tier for individuals and charges per editor, later per seat type, for teams and organizations.

Figma starts at $16 for Professional (USD per editor per month, billed annually), goes up to $90 for Enterprise. Latest change: Enterprise from $75 to $90 (+20%), Jul 2025.

Figma pricing and price historyCanva vs Figma pricing

Gamma

Gamma is the AI presentation tool that replaced slides with scrollable cards and now also produces documents and websites. Plans are per seat and buy AI credits, and the pricing page localises to the visitor's currency, so the euro prices shown in Europe are what this tracker records.

Gamma starts at €8 per seat per month, billed annually, as shown to European visitors for Plus (EUR per seat per month, billed annually, as shown to European visitors), goes up to €77.33 per seat per month, billed annually, as shown to European visitors for Ultra, has a free plan.

Gamma pricing and price history

Softr

Softr builds web apps, internal tools and client portals from a spreadsheet or database without code, often paired with Airtable. Its tiers scale by end users and database records, from $19 to $329 a month.

Softr starts at $19 per month for Basic (USD per month), goes up to $329 per month for Business.

Softr pricing and price history

Glide

Glide turns a spreadsheet into a working mobile or web app without code, Softr's closest direct competitor. Its tiers are metered by usage credits rather than users, from $25 to $125 a month.

Glide starts at $25 per month for Basic (USD per month), goes up to $125 per month for Pro, has a free plan.

Glide pricing and price history

Canva alternatives: questions

What is the cheapest alternative to Canva?
Of the alternatives we track, Figma has the lowest listed entry price: $16 for Professional (USD per editor per month, billed annually). Canva starts at $8.33. Check the unit, since some products charge per user and others per account.
Is there a free alternative to Canva?
Yes. Gamma, Glide list a free plan next to paid plans.
Has Canva raised its prices?
Canva last raised a list price in Mar 2021: Pro went from $9.95 to $10 (+1%), first seen on its pricing page that month.
Which Canva alternatives raised their prices?
Figma. Figma: Enterprise from $75 to $90 (+20%), Jul 2025.

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