Miro
UnclaimedInfinite whiteboard for brainstorming, diagramming, and visual collaboration
TL;DR - Miro
- Miro is a collaborative whiteboard platform for visual teamwork
- It provides infinite canvases, templates, and real-time collaboration for teams
- Free tier available, Team at $8/member/month
Pricing: Free plan available
Best for: Growing teams
Score: 87/100
Pricing Plans
free trialFree
Free
Basic features
- 3 editable boards
- Unlimited members
- Basic integrations
Most Popular
Starter
$8/member/month
Annual ($10 monthly)
- Unlimited boards
- 25 AI credits/mo
- Private boards
Business
$16/member/month
Annual ($20 monthly)
- Multiple workspaces
- 50 AI credits/mo
- Jira/Azure sync
Enterprise
Custom
Min 30 members
- 100 AI credits/mo
- SSO
- Data residency
About Miro
Miro provides infinite canvas for visual collaboration. Whiteboards, diagrams, and workshops—the space where distributed teams think together.
The canvas is infinite. The collaboration is real-time. The templates accelerate work.
Distributed teams doing visual work together choose Miro for collaborative whiteboarding.
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Miro FAQ
Yes, Miro offers a free plan with 3 editable boards, unlimited team members as viewers, and access to 1,000+ templates. Paid plans start at $8/member/month (Starter) for unlimited boards.
Miro Starter costs $8/member/month, Business costs $16/member/month (adds SSO, advanced features), and Enterprise has custom pricing. Free viewers don't count toward your paid seats.
Miro is used for brainstorming, wireframing, retrospectives, mind mapping, user story mapping, strategic planning, workshops, and team collaboration. It's a digital whiteboard that works for both creative and structured work.
Miro integrates with Slack, Microsoft Teams, Jira, Asana, Notion, Figma, Google Workspace, and 130+ other apps. It also offers Miro SDK for building custom integrations and apps.
Miro is primarily cloud-based and requires an internet connection for real-time collaboration. The desktop app provides some offline viewing capability, but editing requires connectivity.
Yes, Miro includes built-in video chat, screen sharing, and collaboration tools. You can start video calls directly on boards, follow participants' cursors, and use timers and voting for workshops.
Miro is a dedicated whiteboard platform with more templates, frameworks, and structured features. FigJam is lighter and integrates better with Figma designs. Miro is better for complex workshops; FigJam is simpler for quick collaboration.