Canva gets you to create.
It can't get you to market.
Most marketing teams use Canva to make things look right. Then spend the rest of their time emailing files, chasing approvals, and fixing off-brand materials from 250 different locations.
Marvia was built for everything that happens after the design is done.








The distributed marketing pipeline

What "stops at create" actually costs you
When your tool can't distribute, localize, or track, your team fills the gap manually. Every time.
Partners download, modify, and reshare assets without guardrails. By the time it goes live, the brand is already off.
Local teams edit only what they're supposed to. Logo, colors, and layout stay untouched. Address and offer stay local.
HQ plans the campaign. Then emails 250 locations. Then follows up. Then fixes what went wrong. Then starts again.
One campaign launch from HQ. Every location gets the right material, personalized, on-brand, across every channel.
How does Marvia compare to Canva?
| Canva | ||
| Customizable templates |
Build in-platform or upload an InDesign file
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Build in-platform or upload PDFs, no InDesign connection
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| Campaign distribution |
Manage print, digital, social and local campaigns in one go
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Manual distribution with limited channels
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| Social Campaigns |
Let franchisees opt in to HQ-led campaigns or create, schedule and publish their own organic and paid posts
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Organic social scheduling only
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| Marvia DNA (hyperlocal personalization) |
Auto-populate user and location-specific data into templates at scale
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Limited dynamic data options on a user level
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| Built for distributed brands |
Manage multiple locations and brands in one platform
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General design tool, partner coordination needs workarounds
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| Marketing Calendar |
Coordinate campaigns and local marketing activities in one calendar
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Content Planner for scheduling social posts
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| Creative Requests |
Built-in workflow for requesting, approving and delivering custom designs
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No request workflow
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| Marketing Shop |
Centralize ordering by integrating preferred suppliers and vendors
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Order print through Canva Print, not your own suppliers
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| Brand management and consistency |
Templates with customizable fields keep brand standards
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Open design freedom can lead to brand inconsistency
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| Digital asset management |
Store and manage all your assets in one location
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Asset storage with extensive stock library
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IncludedPartly, or in a different wayNot included
This is what local teams actually see
Brand elements are locked by HQ. Local teams only touch what they're allowed to.
"All you need for distributed marketing in one platform"
“Using Marvia not only saves us a lot of time, but we also know for sure that the communications are fully in line with our brand identity. Very important, especially in a franchise organization! Marvia is easy to use: our franchisees can easily and quickly find all the information they need to get started with their local marketing. Furthermore, Marvia is always developing, so the platform always remains up to date.”

"We found that Marvia was far superior in capabilities compared to the other platforms that we were vetting ... It's a wonderful platform, and we're having a great run with it. "
Maggie S., Marketing Manager - Jeremiah's Italian Ice
Your brand is live in hundreds of locations. Is your marketing keeping up?
In 30 minutes, we'll show you exactly where local marketing breaks down for brands your size, and what it looks like when it doesn't.
What you'll see in your custom demo
- Your brand materials seamlessly adapted for local markets
- How Marvia streamlines what Canva can't: distribution, implementation, and tracking
- Side-by-side comparison of your current process vs. the Marvia approach
"In just 30 minutes, Marvia showed us how to solve brand challenges we'd been struggling with for years. We moved beyond just designing materials to actually implementing them across all our locations."
Marketing Director // Food Franchise