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Miro
AI-powered visual collaboration platform and innovation workspace.
- Founded
- 2012
- Headquarters
- Global 🌏
- Company size
- Not disclosed
- Products tracked
- 6
Products by Miro
Customer voice
Customer testimonials
Quotes published on Miro's official website.
I am using mind maps and other templates for my process and team for projects and roadmaps. The data visualization is simple, the presentations are easy. I highly recommend Miro to everybody.
Miro lets us work synchronously and asynchronously when planning and roadmapping. It allows us to get up to speed quickly and deliver more, more quickly.
Pricing for Miro
Free, Subscription
This is the broad commercial model reported for Miro. Product-level terms are listed below when available.
- Pricing model
- Free, Subscription
- Entry option
- Free plan and Free trial
- Starting price
- $0
- Pricing model
- Subscription
- Entry option
- Free plan and Free trial
- Starting price
- $20/month per member, billed yearly
- Pricing model
- Subscription
- Entry option
- Free plan and Free trial
- Starting price
- $20/month per member, billed yearly
- Pricing model
- Subscription
- Entry option
- Free plan and Free trial
- Starting price
- $20/month per member, billed yearly
- Pricing model
- Subscription
- Entry option
- Free plan and Free trial
- Starting price
- $8/month per member, billed yearly
- Pricing model
- Subscription
- Entry option
- Free plan and Free trial
- Starting price
- $0
Trust profile
Security and compliance
ISO/IEC 27001
ISO/IEC 42001
SOC 2 Type II
SOC 3
GDPR
IRAP
EU-US Data Privacy Framework
HIPAA
PCI DSS
FedRAMP
ISO 9001
ISO/IEC 27701
ISO/IEC 27017
ISO/IEC 27018
CCPA/CPRA
Latest updates from Miro
Company news
Miro Launches Data Residency Program in Japan
Miro announced the launch of its Japan data residency program, allowing enterprises to store and govern sensitive collaboration data within Japan. The program includes in-region storage for production data, backups, and metadata, as well as in-region compute infrastructure to reduce latency. With Tokyo serving as the primary data center and Osaka as the disaster recovery site, this infrastructure addition aims to support highly regulated industries such as government, healthcare, and finance while maintaining compliance with local data sovereignty requirements.