Miro

From $8Free planG2 4.6 · 13,628 reviews

Cross-functional teams running workshops, research synthesis, journey maps and early concept work, where many non-designers need to join in.

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Quick overview

Pricing: Free; paid from $8/member/month (annual)
Plans: Free: unlimited boards, but only the 3 most recent stay editable; low-resolution exports. Starter: $8/member/month billed yearly ($10 billed monthly). Business: $20/member/month billed yearly ($25 billed monthly), 14-day free trial. Enterprise: custom, from 30 members. Annual billing saves 20%.
G2 rating: 4.6 / 5.0
Comparisons: Featured in 2 comparisons

Key features

Infinite canvas whiteboard with sticky notes, diagrams, docs, tables and slides
Timer, voting and private mode for workshops (Starter and up)
Visitor editing via public links with no sign-in (Starter and up)
Free signed-in guests who do not use a paid seat (Business and Enterprise)
Interactive prototypes and two-way Jira and Asana integrations (Business)

Pros

Very easy for non-designers to pick up
Strong facilitation tools: timer, voting and private mode
Generous guest and visitor options on paid plans
Large template library and 250+ integrations

Cons

Not a UI design tool: high-fidelity design and dev handoff still belong elsewhere
Free plan keeps only 3 boards editable
Guests (free signed-in collaborators) need the Business plan
Big boards can get messy without someone owning structure

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