Marketing content & social
Research, write, design and publish on-brand content, with the agent handling the first draft of everything.
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Design tools are where teams make social graphics, presentations, ad creative and product mockups. Canva targets fast, template-led work for non-designers; Figma targets collaborative interface and brand design. Both now include AI features and expose access for agents.
Design tools are apps for creating visual assets. In a small business they usually cover two jobs: everyday marketing graphics, and design systems for websites and products.
Prices (checked 2026-10-17). Canva Pro is US$144 a year for one person and Business US$250 a year per person. Figma’s Professional Full seat is $16 a month with 3,000 AI credits.
Snapshot from official sources on Oct 17, 2026.
| Canva MCP (checked 2026-10-17) | Remote server; design generation and editing for AI assistants [1] |
| Figma MCP | Design context for code generation; writing to the canvas needs the remote server and a Full seat to write outside drafts; free during beta and later usage-based [2] |
| Canva plans | Free US$0; Pro US$144 a year for one person; Business US$250 a year per person [3] |
| Figma plans | Professional Full seat $16 a month (3,000 AI credits); Organization Full seat $55 a month billed annually [4] |
Research, write, design and publish on-brand content, with the agent handling the first draft of everything.
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