Miro is an online collaborative whiteboard platform designed to help teams brainstorm, plan, and collaborate visually. It offers a variety of tools and templates that facilitate real-time collaboration among distributed teams working on projects, including game development.
Brainstorming Sessions: Facilitate team brainstorming with interactive whiteboards and sticky notes.
Project Planning: Create project roadmaps, mind maps, flowcharts, and workflows.
Visual Collaboration: Share ideas visually with diagrams, sketches, and visual notes.
User Story Mapping: Plan game narratives, user experiences, and feature development.
Remote Collaboration: Enable real-time collaboration for remote and distributed teams.
Templates and Integrations: Utilize pre-built templates and integrate with tools like Jira, Slack, and more.
Game development teams use Miro to enhance collaboration, streamline planning processes, and visualize project components effectively, improving communication and productivity.
Miro offers a versatile range of plans, starting with a free option designed for small teams or individual users exploring visual collaboration. The free plan provides basic functionality, including up to 3 editable boards, premade templates, and core integrations. For larger teams or businesses needing more advanced features like unlimited editable boards, private workspaces, and enhanced collaboration options,
Free Plan: $0/month
Starter Plan: $8 per user/month (billed annually)
Business Plan: $16 per user/month (billed annually)
Enterprise Plan: Custom pricing (contact sales)
Miro’s paid plans (starting from $8 per user/month) offer added flexibility and scalability. The Enterprise Plan, tailored for large organizations, includes custom integrations, advanced security options, and dedicated support.
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