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Piktochart turns a report or a set of figures into something a person will actually read: an infographic, a one-page summary, a poster for a wall. Templates handle the layout and the editor keeps you inside them, which is the point for anybody who does not design for a living. There is a free plan, and the paid ones are priced per member.
Free covers the basics. Paid plans read $15 and $20 per member a month with annual billing selected, so the monthly rate is not shown on the page and no cadence is claimed here. The tiers are separated by team features rather than by templates.
People who have to turn figures into something readable and do not design for a living: internal reports, summaries, event posters. If you want to art-direct rather than fill in, the constraints that make this fast will get in your way.
Piktochart is narrower than Canva and better at the one thing it does, which is making a long document of numbers look deliberate. Choose Infogram instead if the charts need to stay tied to their data.
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