About Canva
Canva is an Australian software company based in Sydney that offers a web-based graphic design and visual communication platform. Individuals, businesses, teachers, and students use Canva to create presentations, social media posts, logos, flyers, marketing materials, videos, and more using customizable templates, stock photos, fonts, and design tools. Canva operates on a freemium model: there’s a free plan, as well as paid options like Canva Pro for individuals and Canva for Teams for organizations that need advanced features, premium content, and collaboration tools.
A Canva charge may appear on your statement if you subscribed to Canva Pro or Canva for Teams, upgraded from the free plan, or purchased a one-time product such as Canva Print items (business cards, flyers, posters, etc.). Many users start with a free trial of Canva Pro (often 30 days); if it isn’t cancelled before the trial ends, it automatically converts to a paid recurring subscription, which might explain an unexpected charge. Charges can be monthly or yearly, and may appear under descriptors like “CANVA*PRO,” “CANVA PTY LTD,” or “CANVA.COM,” including charges made through Apple’s App Store or Google Play if you signed up on a mobile device.
If you’re unsure about a Canva charge, start by logging into your account at canva.com and visiting “Account settings” > “Billing & plans” to review active subscriptions, invoices, and next billing dates. Check your email for receipts from Canva or from the app store you used, and verify whether anyone else (such as a colleague or family member) has access to your Canva login or company card. For questions or to dispute a charge, visit help.canva.com to contact Canva support, or manage and cancel subscriptions directly from your Canva account or via your Apple/Google subscription settings; if the charge appears fraudulent, contact your bank or card issuer after you’ve checked your Canva and app-store accounts.