Miro
Miro is a visual workspace that combines an infinite online canvas, AI assistants, and structured tools such as docs, tables, diagrams, and slides. It focuses on helping teams move from scattered brainstorms to concrete artifacts like roadmaps, specs, and decks without constantly switching tools. With AI features including Sidekicks, Flows, and an intelligent canvas that treats existing board content as the prompt, Miro supports product, engineering, design, and business teams as they plan, ideate, and deliver work together at scale.
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Pricing
- Free : $0 per month; includes 3 editable boards, 5,000+ templates, 160+ app integrations, 10 AI credits per team, and 5 Talktracks.
- Starter : $8 per member per month; includes unlimited boards, high-resolution exports, private boards, brand customization, version history, 25 AI credits per member, and unlimited Talktracks.
- Business : $16 per member per month; includes everything in Starter plus private workspaces, guest access, 50 AI credits per member, 3,600+ diagramming shapes, Single Sign-On (SSO), and synced copies.
- Enterprise : Custom pricing (from 30 members); includes all Business features plus flexible licensing, SCIM, data residency options, enterprise-grade security, 100 AI credits per member, 24/7 support, and guaranteed SLAs.
Features
- Intelligent Canvas & AI Workflows: Use any selection on the canvas as a prompt to auto-generate user journeys, PRDs, slides, tables, and more, plus AI clustering to group sticky notes by theme or sentiment in seconds.
- Sidekicks (AI Agents): Configurable AI “teammates” that live on the canvas, specializing in tasks like product discovery, competitive analysis, journey mapping, or technical architecture, and responding directly to live board content.
- Flows (Visual AI Pipelines): Drag and connect AI building blocks into multi-step workflows that turn raw workshop notes into structured outputs such as prototypes, research syntheses, or project trackers with minimal manual reformatting.
- Product Acceleration Suite: Dedicated capabilities for product teams including AI-assisted Prototypes, Insights for customer feedback analysis, Portfolios for goal alignment, and rich roadmapping tools to cover discovery through delivery.
- Enterprise Guard & Governance: Advanced data governance with automatic content classification, retention and deletion policies, eDiscovery, and customer-managed encryption keys, tailored for regulated and security-conscious organizations.
- Integrations, Templates & Formats: 250+ integrations (for tools like Jira, Azure DevOps, Slack, and Google Workspace), thousands of templates, and multiple formats (docs, slides, tables, timelines, diagrams) all available in one shared workspace.
Use cases
- Product & Engineering Teams: Using boards, Flows, and Prototypes to run discovery, define specs, prioritize backlogs, and align on release plans.
- Design & UX Teams: Running research synthesis, journey mapping, wireframing, and design workshops, often with AI clustering and Sidekicks for quick pattern-spotting.
- Marketing, Sales & GTM Teams: Building launch plans, campaign briefs, content calendars, and strategy presentations that stay tied to product work.
- Consultancies & Agencies: Facilitating client workshops, mapping processes, and delivering visual artifacts that can be iterated live with stakeholders.
- Uncommon Use Cases: Used by universities for design thinking and product management courses; adopted by manufacturing innovation labs to map plant processes and AI transformation initiatives across physical and digital workflows.