Canva price increases: full history (US)

For Canva price increases in the US, the latest recorded price for Business (formerly Teams) (annual, per seat) is $250.00, recorded in August 2026. Our first record for the same plan is $100.00, recorded on September 3, 2024. These dates mark our records, not when a price took effect.

Canva price history in the US

The latest recorded price for Canva Business (formerly Teams) (annual, per seat) is $250.00, recorded in August 2026. Our first record for this plan is $100.00, recorded on September 3, 2024; one later record shows a higher price than the record before it. Between the first and the latest record the difference is $150.00 (150.0%). Our records show $100.00, recorded on September 3, 2024, and $250.00, recorded in August 2026: a difference of +$150.00.

Business (formerly Teams) (annual, per seat)

Date Price Date type
September 3, 2024 $100.00 reported · press report
August 2026 $250.00 reported · press report

In the tables, “reported” is the date a press report gave. For current prices and terms, see Canva’s own pricing pages.

What the records show

Business (formerly Teams) (annual, per seat) is the only Canva plan in our price records for the US, so these figures do not cover other Canva plans. Our price records hold nothing between September 3, 2024 and August 2026, so they do not show when within that span the price moved or whether it moved in more than one step.

Frequently asked questions

What is the latest recorded price for Canva Business in the US?

Our price records show $250.00 for Business (formerly Teams) (annual, per seat), recorded in August 2026.

How does the latest record compare with the first one?

For Business (formerly Teams) (annual, per seat), our first record is $100.00, recorded on September 3, 2024, and the latest is $250.00, recorded in August 2026. That is a difference of $150.00 (150.0%).

How many increases do our price records show for this plan?

Our price records show 1 increase for Business (formerly Teams) (annual, per seat): one later record with a higher price than the record before it.