Miro
Entry plan
$8.00 × 10 seats$80.00
× 12 months$960.00
Per year
$8.00 per person / mo
$960
Miro vs Zeplin
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Miro
62%
match · $960/yr
Zeplin
77%
match · $165/yr
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Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.
Zeplin
Entry plan
Flat price, whole team$13.75
× 12 months$165.00
Per year
$1.38 per person / mo
$165
Miro
From $8Free plan
G2 4.6 · 13,628 reviewsCross-functional teams running workshops, research synthesis, journey maps and early concept work, where many non-designers need to join in.
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Zeplin
From $13.75Free plan
G2 4.4 · 117 reviewsTeams that want a calm, controlled handoff space where developers only see approved, published screens instead of a live design file that keeps changing.
Side by side
| Miro | Zeplin | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Free; paid from $8/member/month (annual) | Free; paid from $13.75/month (annual, 1 project) |
| G2 Rating | 4.6 (13,628 reviews) | 4.4 (117 reviews) |
| Best For | Cross-functional teams running workshops, research synthesis, journey maps and early concept work, where many non-designers need to join in. | Teams that want a calm, controlled handoff space where developers only see approved, published screens instead of a live design file that keeps changing. |
Pros and cons
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
Zeplin
Pros
- Developers see only what designers publish, which cuts confusion
- Approvals and version compare are included on every plan
- Flat project-based Basic pricing is cheap for small teams with few projects
- Strong engineering integrations (Jira, Azure DevOps, Storybook, VS Code)
Cons
- Overlaps heavily with Figma Dev Mode if your team already pays for it
- Adds an extra publish step between design and development
- No whiteboarding or video review
- On Advanced, developers need paid seats (reviewers are free but cannot see specs)
Emily Rodriguez