Miro is an online collaborative whiteboard platform used by over 60 million users for visual collaboration, design thinking, agile ceremonies, and strategic workshops. It provides an infinite canvas where teams can brainstorm with sticky notes, create diagrams, run user story mapping sessions, build flowcharts, and collaborate visually in real time or asynchronously. Miro is particularly popular for remote team workshops, design sprints, and product roadmapping.
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Miro
Infinite canvas online whiteboard for visual collaboration — brainstorming, planning, diagramming, and workshops with 2,500+ templates and 150+ integrations.
Best for: Product, design, and engineering teams that need a shared visual workspace for planning, brainstorming, and async collaboration across distributed offices
- Free plan
4.8/5 ratingEditorial score 86/100Last reviewed Oct 4, 2026miro.com
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Editorial score86/100
The editorial note
What to know about Miro
Is it right for you?
Who Miro suits
Choose it if
- Product, design, and engineering teams that need a shared visual workspace for planning, brainstorming, and async collaboration across distributed offices
Look elsewhere if
- Simple document collaboration without visual needs — Notion or Google Docs are sufficient for text-based work without the complexity of an infinite canvas tool
What you get
Key features
- Infinite canvas whiteboard
- Real-time multi-user collaboration
- 1,000+ pre-built templates
- Sticky notes and shapes
- Flowchart and diagram tools
- Video and audio collaboration
- Voting and facilitation tools
- Jira and GitHub integrations
Works with
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What it costs
Pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free forever | 3 editable boards, unlimited team members, 2,500+ templates, basic integrations, 1GB storage. |
| Starter | $10/member/month (billed annually)Billed per member/month (billed annually) | Unlimited boards, custom templates, Jira & Confluence integrations, unlimited visitors, video chat, board presentation mode. |
| Business | $20/member/month (billed annually)Billed per member/month (billed annually) | Everything in Starter plus SAML SSO, private boards and workspaces, advanced templates, Salesforce and Azure DevOps integrations. |
| Enterprise | Custom pricing | Unlimited workspaces, advanced security (domain control, data residency), custom data retention, analytics, and dedicated CSM. |
Prices are recorded from the vendor's public pricing page and can change. Check before you buy.
The trade-off
Pros and cons
Pros
- Best-in-class real-time collaboration on an infinite canvas — multiple users see changes instantly
- 1,000+ pre-built templates for sprint planning, retrospectives, user story mapping, and more
- Rich integration with Jira, Confluence, Asana, and Figma for full workflow connectivity
- Miroverse community template library provides free templates from practitioners worldwide
- Intelligent diagramming tools with auto-connect and layout features
Cons
- Free plan limits boards to 3 — requires paid plan for teams with multiple ongoing projects
- Can become slow and laggy with very large boards containing thousands of objects
- Learning curve for new users unfamiliar with infinite canvas navigation
- Starter plan at $10/user/month can be expensive for large teams using it occasionally
Quick read
At a glance
- Category
- Remote Work
- Pricing model
- Freemium
- Entry plan
- Free forever
- Free plan
- Available
- Free trial
- Not listed
- Platforms
- macOS, Web, Windows, iOS, Android
- Website
- miro.com
- Last reviewed
- Oct 4, 2026
The verdict
Our take on Miro
Miro has become the default visual workspace for product and design teams. The free plan with 3 editable boards is enough for individuals and small teams to try it. At $10/user/month the Starter plan is fairly priced for teams that run regular workshops or use visual planning frameworks. The main limitation is cost at scale — a 20-person team on Business costs $400/month.
Editorial review
From the journal
Editorial review of Miro
Miro has become the default visual workspace for product and design teams. The free plan with 3 editable boards is enough for individuals and small teams to try it. At $10/user/month the Starter plan is fairly priced for teams that run regular workshops or use visual planning frameworks. The main limitation is cost at scale — a 20-person team on Business costs $400/month.
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