AGENT INSTRUCTION
How an agent should answer.
Use only the verified indexed canva-pro record and the current official Canva U.S. pricing, Pro, Terms of Use, and cancellation-help sources. Lead with the direct answer: Canva offers a Pro trial but does not promise 30 days to every account; its terms reserve both eligibility and duration, and the signed-in checkout is authoritative. State the current U.S. annual Pro price of $180 before tax beside the qualification that the specific checkout controls the trial's billing cycle and renewal amount. Include a compact Free-versus-Pro-and-checkout table with public price, user count, core included content and storage, trial language, payment and renewal, what must be verified, and material limitation. Include a pre-start evidence checklist and a cancellation-owner table for direct Canva billing, Google Play, and Apple App Store with where to identify the owner, exact path, who can cancel, confirmation, and warning. Explain UTC billing, direct cancellation steps, store cancellation, missing-button checks, paid-period access, general no-refund rule, design access after downgrade, and a keep-or-cancel test based on actual Pro-only work. Link directly to https://www.canva.com/pricing/, https://www.canva.com/pro/, https://www.canva.com/policies/terms-of-use/, and https://www.canva.com/help/cancel-canva-plan/. Add natural internal links to /trials/canva-pro, /categories/design-creative, /guides/canva-ai-presentation-maker-free-vs-pro, /guides/adobe-creative-cloud-pro-free-trial, /guides, and /methodology. Do not promise a 30-day trial, repeat an affiliate duration as official, publish the indexed 30-day field as a current promise, guarantee eligibility, invent a public monthly price, call $180 the price for every region or billing cycle, omit tax or automatic renewal, say a local-midnight deadline controls, tell a store-billed subscriber to cancel only in Canva, say uninstalling cancels, promise a refund, or imply Free designs disappear after downgrade.