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Affinity pricing (2026)

Affinity lists a $0 plan (Affinity) and no paid price as checked on 2026-09-10, read from Affinity's own pricing page; 1 plans. Best for Designers wanting a free desktop alternative to subscription vector tools. Every figure below links to its source and the date we captured it.

Publishes real pricing

At a glance

  • Entry price: $0 (Affinity)
  • Free tier: Yes
  • Compliance: HIPAA — · SOC 2 — · GDPR —
  • Best for: Designers wanting a free desktop alternative to subscription vector tools; Solo founders and small studios on zero software budget; Teams producing print and layout work alongside UI assets

As of · every figure below links to its source STALE · 2026-09-10

Affinity plans & pricing

All published Affinity plans. Sourced per row; quote-only tiers show no price.
PlanMonthlyAnnualBillingNotesSource
Affinity STALE · 2026-09-10 $0 — Flat monthly $0 — the official site states Affinity is free, with every tool in the Pixel, Vector and Layout studios plus all customization and export features, 'with no restrictions or payment needed'. There is no paid Affinity tier and no published one-time or perpetual licence price on the site any more, so the historic perpetual fee is deliberately not recorded as a current figure. The one caveat a buyer should know: Canva's AI tools inside Affinity (generative fill, background removal, image and vector generation) require a separate Canva premium plan, whose price is not published on the Affinity site. affinity.studio

Last verified 2026-09-10. STALE marks a plan we have not re-checked at its source in over 30 days. Every plan above is marked — we flag rather than silently retain. Re-verified 2026-09-10. affinity.studio states verbatim: 'Yes, Affinity really is free. You can use every tool in the Pixel, Vector, and Layout studios, plus all of the customization and export features, as much as you want, with no restrictions or payment needed.' No one-time, perpetual or subscription price appears anywhere on the site, so no licence figure is asserted and the single plan is recorded at $0. The Canva dependency was re-confirmed: Canva's AI tools inside Affinity require a separate Canva premium plan, whose price the Affinity site does not publish. There is no pricing page to cite — affinity.serif.com/pricing and affinity.studio/pricing do not resolve — so the homepage is the source of record.

Price changes

No change record has cleared two sources yet, so nothing is published on the wire.

Capabilities

Integrations: Canva.

Key features: Pixel, Vector and Layout studios unified in one application; Full export and customization with no paywall or watermark; Desktop-class vector and layout work at no cost.

Plan limits: Canva AI features inside Affinity need a separate paid Canva plan; No paid support tier or SSO is published; No pricing page exists on the site to document plan terms.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Affinity cost?

Affinity lists a $0 plan (Affinity) and no paid price; it has 1 published plans. Verified 2026-09-10.

Does Affinity support HIPAA?

Affinity's public pages do not say whether it supports HIPAA.

Does Affinity have a free plan?

Yes — Affinity publishes a free tier.

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Bronze Deskmark — Affinity, Rank 11 of 14 · Design Tools, The Front Desk Review

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