Canva’s marketplace for apps that extend Canva with creative, media, workflow, publishing, and data-integration capabilities.
Events & media app marketplaces
Events and media platforms offer distribution surfaces for software that supports registration, event marketing, audience management, creator workflows, content publishing, and live experiences. The best fit depends on whether a product is an event workflow, a marketing layer, or a media integration.
This collection gathers the relevant platform ecosystems and documents the available publishing and partner routes for teams that want to integrate into event and audience operations.
- Marketplaces
- 4
- Verified profiles
- 4
- Platform categories
- 2
- Documented reviews
- 3
Marketplaces for events & media
4 listedEventbrite App Marketplace
Eventbrite
A reviewed Eventbrite marketplace for discoverable apps supporting event registration, ticketing, marketing, CRM, productivity, analytics, and website integrations.
Klaviyo App Marketplace
Klaviyo, Inc.
Official directory where developers publish integrations that connect third-party apps and services with Klaviyo.
Twitch Extensions Directory
Twitch Interactive, Inc. (Twitch)
Twitch’s directory and management experience for interactive third-party extensions embedded in Twitch video, channel panels, and mobile surfaces.
Frequently asked questions
Which events & media marketplaces are listed?
4 marketplaces: Canva Apps Marketplace, Eventbrite App Marketplace, Klaviyo App Marketplace, Twitch Extensions Directory.
What can developers build for events & media platforms?
The directory profiles document the source-backed integration types, developer portals, APIs, publishing routes, review processes, and example applications available for each host platform.
Do all marketplaces require a formal security review?
3 of 4 listed marketplaces document a formal security or listing review. When public sources do not specify a universal review requirement, the profile marks that requirement as not publicly specified rather than inferring that it is not required.