Figma

Figma is a cloud-based interface design tool from Figma, Inc. It runs right in the browser and in desktop apps for Windows and macOS, and its defining feature is real-time collaboration: several people edit one file at once and leave comments. Figma is used to design website and app interfaces, build interactive prototypes, maintain design systems with components and styles, and hand designs off to developers. Alongside it sits FigJam, an online whiteboard for diagrams and brainstorming, and plugins extend what the editor can do. The free plan is limited, while paid plans unlock more files, team features and a mode built for developers.

In the Figma section of the marketplace you will find Subscriptions, a paid plan set up on your own account or team, Accounts with a plan already active, and Services such as help with payment when you have no suitable card, moving files, setting up a team and advice on working in the editor.

When buying, confirm the exact plan name and term, and who it is set up for: you personally, your team, or a separate account. It matters where your files end up, since on someone else's account or in someone else's team you are not formally their owner. If the seller needs access to your profile, agree in advance which details they get, and do not share verification codes without need.

Payment goes through a marketplace deal: the money is held by the marketplace until you check that the plan is really connected and confirm receipt. If something does not match the description, open a dispute before confirming and a moderator will review the deal chat. An optional guarantee package is available for accounts. Tip: right after activation, open the team settings and save a screenshot of the plan and renewal date.