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Canva updated its Terms of Use to reference an Indirect Master Services Agreement for customers purchasing through resellers. The updated terms specify that this separate agreement governs reseller purchases instead of the main Terms of Use, and clarify that resellers have no authority to make commitments on Canva's behalf. This means customers buying through resellers operate under different contractual terms than those purchasing directly from Canva.
The updated terms establish that customers purchasing Canva through authorized resellers are governed by Canva's Indirect Master Services Agreement rather than the standard Terms of Use. The terms clarify that resellers cannot make commitments or representations on Canva's behalf. Customers purchasing directly from Canva are unaffected. The change is primarily a clarification of the contractual framework for indirect purchases.
The updated terms establish a clear contractual framework for reseller channel purchases by applying a separate agreement instead of the standard Terms of Use. This clarification affects which specific terms and conditions govern reseller customers, making it important for organizations purchasing through this channel to understand their applicable agreement.
→ If purchasing Canva through a reseller, request and review the Indirect Master Services Agreement to understand terms specific to your purchase channel.
→ Customers purchasing through resellers will be bound by the Indirect Master Services Agreement as stated in the updated terms.
→ Reseller customers may not receive the same protections or terms as direct Canva customers.
Reseller purchases now governed by separate Indirect Master Services Agreement instead of main Terms of Use.
Clarifies that resellers cannot make commitments or representations on Canva's behalf.
This change record describes what was added, removed, or modified in the document. Analysis reflects what the updated agreement states or permits. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
Canva has formalized the application of a separate agreement (Indirect Master Services Agreement) to reseller channel purchases. This is a minor clarification that establishes clear contractual scope for different purchase channels. No new regulatory exposure is apparent. Organizations using Canva through resellers should review the Indirect Master Services Agreement to confirm terms and conditions applicable to their purchase.
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