An eight-week club for Canva solopreneurs who want to stop making content and start running a business on it — and walk out the other side with their first paying customer.
Checkout is not connected. No payment or enrollment is submitted.
Starts Monday 19 October. Early bird is $297 until Monday 12 October, or until the 20 spots are gone. Then it goes up to $497.
weeks from idea to first paying customer, starting Monday 19 October
spots in round one, then the cohort closes and we start together
hours a week, fully async, built around a job or client work
early bird until Monday 12 October, while the 20 spots last
The point where knowing the tool stops translating into revenue.
“Most people use Canva to make content. The ones making money use it to run a business. Same tool. Completely different game.”
You can already build anything in Canva. That stopped being the hard part a long time ago, and AI has made it faster still. The ceiling isn't skill — it's that nothing you make is attached to an offer anyone can buy.
So the work keeps looking better and the income stays flat. More templates in the folder. More posts that get saved and never bought. Client work still priced by the design, still tied to the hour.
Almost everything taught in this space is design instruction. Almost none of it is business instruction. The Canva Business Club is the second one — eight weeks of building an offer, pricing it, putting it in front of people, and getting paid.
When the same thing stalls everyone, it's worth naming out loud. These four come up over and over.
“I can design anything. I just don't know what to sell.”
“I keep publishing templates and nobody buys them.”
“I charge per design, so every dollar is tied to an hour.”
“I don't want to be another Canva tips account.”
Every week of the Club is built to get you past one of these, with other operators working through the same week at the same time.
One offer — tested, priced, live and paid for. That's the whole scope.
We start together on Monday 19 October, and everyone moves through the same week at the same time. You post your progress in the group, and I notice when someone goes quiet.
That's the whole shift, and it's the only thing these eight weeks are built to produce. Not more templates. Not a bigger following. One offer — tested, priced, live, and paid for.
Everything is built to be done in the hours you actually have.
Twenty spots, so it's worth being honest about this before you join.
I write The Canva Solopreneur — the newsletter, the mini-books and the Outcome Kits. All of it comes from one argument: Canva isn't a design app with some business uses. It's a business platform that almost everyone only ever uses as a design app.
I run my own operation inside it. Proposals, onboarding, client delivery, brand systems, the products themselves. One tool, fully understood, instead of six tools half-used.
The Canva Business Club is me walking you through that, one week at a time, until there's a customer on the other end of it.
We start on Monday 19 October, and early bird is open now. There are 20 spots. It closes on Monday 12 October or when they're gone, whichever comes first — then it's full price.
Checkout is not connected. No payment or enrollment is submitted.
Checkout is not connected. No payment or enrollment is submitted.
Same program, same group, same launch share. The only thing early bird buys you is the lower price and a say in how round one runs.
The Operator template library is included either way.
If it isn't here, ask me and I'll answer it straight.
You'll see a confirmation as soon as you've paid, and I'll email you everything you need before we start together on Monday 19 October. Nothing is required from you until week one opens.
Monday 19 October, and everyone starts together. It runs for eight weeks, through to mid-December.
It's built around 2 to 5 hours a week, and it's fully async — so you fit it around a job or client work, rather than the other way round.
That's most people. The first two weeks are entirely about finding something people will actually pay for, before you build anything. Turning up with no idea is a completely normal starting point.
You need to be past the tutorial phase. If you can build a multi-page document, use brand kits and work with master templates, you're ready.
The Club doesn't teach you Canva. It teaches you to run a business inside it.
That belief is the Canva Ceiling. Proposals, onboarding, client delivery, products, sales pages and your entire brand system can all live in one tool.
Most people never find that out, because almost everything aimed at them teaches design rather than business.
No. It's fully async, with support in the group. You can ask questions any time and work when it suits you.
Two monthly payments of $169 USD — one when you join, one a month later.
I can't promise you a sale, and I won't pretend otherwise. What I can promise is that you'll finish with an offer that's tested, priced and live in front of real people — and you'll know exactly where it's stalling.
That's a far better problem to have than a folder of templates nobody has seen. The group stays open after the eight weeks are up.
Twenty spots, eight weeks, one offer live at the end of it.
Checkout is not connected. No payment or enrollment is submitted.
Starts Monday 19 October. Early bird is $297 until Monday 12 October, or until the 20 spots are gone. Then it goes up to $497.