Happy Customer
February 16, 2026
Happy Customer
Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Miro
Miro has so many solutions for my business. First, project plans can be easily depicted using a timeline. Additionally, flow charts make it easy to help a client walk through their customer journey map. Finally, the post-its and collaboration modes enable incredibly valuable virtual discovery sessions.
Pros
- Timeline graphics (and shifting between different views and formats)
- Virtual Design Thinking or Brainstorming workshops
- Mind Maps, brainstorming for projects
Cons
- The lower tier plans could use slightly more functionality (dependencies or sub functions on a timeline); this seems like a small thing to pay nearly double the price for and it is literally the only additional feature I desire in my small consulting business.
- I'm not there yet. If I had the sub-task option in my current plan, it would save me money because I could limit my reliance on Notion. However, I can't shift over yet so I have to pay for both.
The post its and brainstorming, categorizing, etc.
Being able to designate certain frames on a board is incredibly helpful because I can track an entire project on a canvas in Miro, and frame different aspects of the project as we work through the milestones, wihich make it easy to collaborate and track.
Being able to designate certain frames on a board is incredibly helpful because I can track an entire project on a canvas in Miro, and frame different aspects of the project as we work through the milestones, wihich make it easy to collaborate and track.
I mentioned before - I would shift away from Notion for many things and use Miro solely if it had one additional piece of functionality.
Jamboard (RIP)
I like the interface and additional functionality better on Miro than in Mural
Figma is great, but it's a little more than I need (I'm not a designer). I can get what I need for it from Canva.
Notion - don't want to beat a dead horse. But dependencies are better represented and tracked in Notion, especially in a timeline.
I like the interface and additional functionality better on Miro than in Mural
Figma is great, but it's a little more than I need (I'm not a designer). I can get what I need for it from Canva.
Notion - don't want to beat a dead horse. But dependencies are better represented and tracked in Notion, especially in a timeline.
Do you think Miro delivers good value for the price?
Not sure
Are you happy with Miro's feature set?
No
Did Miro live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Miro go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Miro again?
Yes
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