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Miro for Startup

$500 in Miro Credits

You saveUp to $500

About this perk

Miro is a collaborative workspace used by product, engineering, design, and operations teams to plan, prototype, map processes, and accelerate alignment. From whiteboarding and diagrams to user journeys, roadmaps, and AI-powered workflows, Miro helps startups move faster and collaborate from anywhere. Through this startup program, eligible companies can receive up to 1,000 dollars in Miro credits.

What the product does

Miro centralizes brainstorming, design exploration, product planning, technical diagrams, team workshops, and engineering specs into an interactive shared canvas. It includes AI-powered features for summarization, diagram creation, and workflows, along with templates for product planning, sprints, UX, architecture, and more. Integrations with modern SaaS tools help teams work from a single collaborative hub.

What You Get

Up to 1,000 dollars in Miro credits for partner-affiliated startups

Five hundred dollars in credits for non-partner startups

Full access to Miro’s collaborative workspace

AI tools for diagramming, insights, and acceleration

Whiteboarding for product, engineering, and design workflows

Templates for roadmaps, sprints, customer journeys, prototypes, and workshops

Diagramming tools for system design and architecture

Integrations with Figma, Jira, GitHub, Slack, and more

Eligibility

What you'll be asked for
Company nameFirst nameLast nameEmailTeam sizeFunding stageAnnual RevenueCompany websiteYear founded

Why it matters for startups

Reduces friction between product, design, engineering, and business teams

Accelerates planning, prototyping, and alignment

Saves time with AI-powered workflows, templates, and automation

Enables distributed teams to collaborate in real time

Centralizes documentation, diagrams, and planning assets

Use cases / best for

  • Early-stage product and engineering teams

  • UX and design workshops, user journeys, and prototyping

  • Technical architecture diagrams and engineering planning

  • Roadmaps, sprint planning, and agile ceremonies

  • Cross-functional collaboration across remote or hybrid teams

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