Miro provides a visual workspace for innovation that enables distributed teams of any size to dream, design, and build the future together. Today, Miro counts more than 60 million users in 200,000 organizations who use Miro to improve product development collaboration, to speed up time to market, and to make sure that new products and services deliver on customer needs.
$8
per month per user
Whimsical
Score 8.2 out of 10
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Whimsical is a visual workspace application from the company of the same name in Denver, allowing users to create collaborative wireframes, mindmaps, flowcharts, and sticky notes.
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Pricing
Miro
Whimsical
Editions & Modules
1. Free - To discover what Miro can do. Always free
$0
2. Starter - Unlimited and private boards with essential features
$8
per month per user
3. Business - Scales collaboration with advanced features and security
$16
per month per user
4. Enterprise - For work across the entire organization, with support, security and control, to scale
Whimsical is a great tool, but it has its own limitations and many times Miro feels like a much more sophisticated tool than Whimsical. That's not to say Whimsical is not good, but I guess they have their own target audience and use cases. Miro feels like a bit more ahead of Whi…
I like Miro much better than Whimsical. It is more intuitive and has a bit more to offer in terms of tools and capabilities. Figma is fantastic but is more challenging to use and can be overwhelming when you really just need a simple tool with all the basics. Miro wins when it …
Miro has a better UX than Whimsical and is more convenient to use on a daily basis. The interface and usability are just simpler. Google Sheets is a basic tool that has its moments, but not for joint collaboration and ideation.
these are more specific, where miro could be adapted to achieve what they do, but it would take a little more effort. If I want to make a quick flow chat I'll use Whimsical even though I could technically do it in miro. miro has a much broader set of uses
When compared to Whimsical, Miro's features and different use modes are more intuitive to use and learn. When compared to Jamboard, Miro's features are way more robust. The endless board design also makes it easier to create multiple visualizations in the same place without …
To be honest, I used a really short amount of time, and I didn't know Miro back then. When I started working in another company that is using Miro and has a license, I met with Miro. So, I don't have a lot to share about Whimsical. But I didn't think of using it after Miro.
Miro is more broad, and well suited for other professional not only designers like FigJam. The learning curve is shorter, and the interface displays the most common tools for whiteboard and editing types of dynamics, in addition to other specific features.
Figma is a design tool but there are some similarities to Miro. I have acquired lots of habits from it that I kind of want to carry over - like selecting a group of stickies and quickly aligning them, group, ungroup, etc. I don't think each tool needs its own way of working …
Miro brings together enough functionality of other specific products to enable a wide range of types of people in a business to use it. It covers much more of the needs of various teams we work with than other solutions. The collaboration features and integrations fit our tech …
While Jira is a robust project management tool, its Kanban boards might lack the level of customization desired for specific team workflows. The flexibility to tailor Kanban boards extensively to match unique processes might be limited in Jira, which can sometimes hinder …
I love the sticky notes which are very beneficial we can group the tasks based on priority and work capacity and collaborative brainstorming activities which improves our teamwork and productivity effectively. I love the integration with Jira which enables us to manage and …
The reason we select Miro is due to the lot of files and resources we put in there. If we switch up to another app will take a lot of time to move the file. Aside from that, Miro already covered many features that all the competitors have and with Miro we can integrate with …
I think because miro has much more exposure to users than the other programs, other than Figma and InVision but mostly Figma. I think InVision is more coupled with Sketch and because nowadays Figma has surpassed Sketch in many ways as a wireframing tool, not a lot of people …
Miro has way better integration with other apps and a more intuitive UI. Also, the price of a license per user is more convenient than the rest of the platforms.
Smooth collaboration experience, various templates, and tools for creating ideas, the UI is easy to use and teach others to use, the deliverables are clean and modern.
Whimsical is much easier to learn than Lucidchart. We had coworkers up and running on Whimsical with little to no training. It's intuitive and just makes sense and it never freezes or times out, unlike some other tools we've used in the past. The monthly cost is also …
Whimsical nails early stage project exploration. Whether it’s mapping, wire-framing, or simply whiteboard collaboration, Whimsical provide a flexible toolset that puts you and your team in the correct mindset to explore ideas without feeling committed to a specific direction. …