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Design & Creative

Figma vs Miro

Compare with for 10 people.

Figma
70%
match · $1,920/yr
Miro
89%
match · $960/yr

Miro is the better fit.

It costs $960 less a year for 10 people.

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What you'd pay

Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.

Figma
Professional (full seat)
$16.00 × 10 seats$160.00
× 12 months$1,920.00
Per year
$16.00 per person / mo
$1,920

Miro
Entry plan
Smaller bill
$8.00 × 10 seats$80.00
× 12 months$960.00
Per year
$8.00 per person / mo
$960

Choose a tool

Figma

From $3Free plan
G2 4.7 · 1,594 reviews

Product and UI teams who want design, whiteboarding, review and developer handoff in one tool, with cheap or free access for everyone who only needs to look and comment.

Miro

From $8Free plan
G2 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.

Side by side

FigmaMiro
PricingFree; paid from $3/Collab seat/month (annual)Free; paid from $8/member/month (annual)
G2 Rating4.7 (1,594 reviews)4.6 (13,628 reviews)
Best ForProduct and UI teams who want design, whiteboarding, review and developer handoff in one tool, with cheap or free access for everyone who only needs to look and comment.Cross-functional teams running workshops, research synthesis, journey maps and early concept work, where many non-designers need to join in.

Pros and cons

Figma

Pros

  • The best real-time co-editing experience in this list
  • Viewers and commenters do not need a paid seat on paid plans
  • Seat types (Collab, Dev, Full) let you pay only for what each person does
  • FigJam and Dev Mode remove the need for a separate whiteboard or handoff tool for many teams

Cons

  • No real video review: it is not a substitute for Frame.io or Filestage on video work
  • Built-in approval workflow is light compared with dedicated proofing tools
  • Organization and Enterprise seats are expensive and billed annually only
  • The free Starter plan is too limited for ongoing team work

Miro

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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