Canva's Free Tier Is Seen as Overly Limited Relative to Its AI Marketing Claims
A user feels Canva's marketing overstates its AI capabilities, since meaningful features are locked behind a paywall, leaving free-tier users with a basic toolset. This is a vendor-specific perception complaint about a competitor's paywall and marketing framing.
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