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Miro vs Draw.io (diagrams.net)

Compare with for 10 people.

Miro
56%
match · $960/yr
Draw.io (diagrams.net)
79%
match · $0/yr

Draw.io (diagrams.net) is the better fit.

It's free for 10 people.

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What you'd pay

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

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

Draw.io (diagrams.net)
Free
Smaller bill
Free to use$0.00
Per year
$0

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Miro

From $8Free plan
G2 4.6 · 13,628 reviews

Teams that diagram as part of workshops, planning and brainstorming and want one shared canvas for all of it.

Draw.io (diagrams.net)

From FreeFree plan
G2 4.4 · 444 reviews

Anyone who needs capable flowcharts, network and architecture diagrams for free, and teams that want diagram files stored in their own storage.

Side by side

MiroDraw.io (diagrams.net)
PricingFree; paid from $8/member/month (annual)Free (open source)
G2 Rating4.6 (13,628 reviews)4.4 (444 reviews)
Best ForTeams that diagram as part of workshops, planning and brainstorming and want one shared canvas for all of it.Anyone who needs capable flowcharts, network and architecture diagrams for free, and teams that want diagram files stored in their own storage.

Pros and cons

Miro

Pros

  • Best-in-class real-time collaboration and facilitation tools
  • Very generous free plan for viewers and casual collaborators
  • Imports existing Visio and Lucidchart files on paid plans
  • Two-way Confluence app keeps boards live inside pages

Cons

  • Free plan keeps only 3 boards editable and exports in low resolution
  • Technical shape packs and cloud icons need the Business plan
  • Less precise than a dedicated diagram editor for large technical drawings

Draw.io (diagrams.net)

Pros

  • Completely free, with no shape or document limits
  • Your files stay in your own storage, which helps with privacy reviews
  • Large shape libraries including AWS, Azure and GCP
  • Widely used Confluence and Jira apps

Cons

  • Interface feels dated next to Lucidchart, Miro or Whimsical
  • Live co-editing depends on the storage backend you choose
  • No built-in data linking for live org charts or dashboards

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