Miro Description
Miro is a visual workspace founded in 2011 and headquartered in the Netherlands. Teams use its infinite canvas for brainstorming, workshops, diagrams, user journeys, product roadmaps, retrospectives and wireframes, with thousands of templates to start from. People can work on the same board in real time or asynchronously, leave comments, vote and run timed sessions. Miro integrates with tools such as Jira, Slack and Microsoft Teams, and its AI features generate diagrams, summarise sticky notes and turn ideas into structured outputs like specs or tasks. The company reports use by hundreds of thousands of organisations. A free plan offers a limited number of editable boards, and paid plans add unlimited boards, privacy controls and enterprise security. For affiliates, Miro fits product management, design, agile and remote work content. The programme pays a fixed amount for each new paid customer.
Some of Miro's features
- Infinite collaborative whiteboard
- Templates for workshops and diagrams
- Real-time and async collaboration
- Integrations with Jira, Slack and Teams
- AI diagramming and summaries
- Free plan
Miro's Referral Program
Miro's affiliate programme is listed on PartnerStack and in-house at $60 per sale, with a 30-day cookie. Payouts are made by PayPal, Stripe or wire transfer. Miro also runs a separate Solution Partner programme for consultancies.
