Miro
Visual workspace and online collaborative whiteboard platform used by 100M+ users and 99% of the Fortune 100
Enterprise
📍 San Francisco, CA
Founded 2011
Current Valuation
$18B
as of 2022-Q1
DECACORN
Miro is the dominant online visual workspace, used by 100M+ users and 250,000+ paying customers including 99% of the Fortune 100. Originally founded in 2011 by Andrey Khusid in Perm, Russia as RealtimeBoard to solve a remote-collaboration problem at his design agency, rebranded to Miro in 2019, and co-headquartered in San Francisco and Amsterdam. Achieved profitability early and reached $665M ARR in 2024 (per Sacra estimates). Raised a $400M Series C in January 2022 at a $17.5B valuation led by ICONIQ Capital, with Accel, TCV, Salesforce Ventures, and Atlassian Ventures participating. The company has steadily expanded into adjacent surfaces — diagramming, mind maps, and Miro AI — and has been frequently named as a likely upcoming IPO candidate.
Company Profile
Est. Revenue
$665M (2024-Q4)
Growth
Strong (>$600M ARR, profitable since early years)
Last Round
Series C — $400M (Jan 2022) · Lead: ICONIQ Capital
Founders & Key People
Andrey KhusidOleg Shardin
Investors
ICONIQ Capital · Accel · TCV · Salesforce Ventures · Atlassian Ventures · Glynn Capital · Dragoneer Investment Group · Lone Pine Capital · GIC
Products
- Miro Visual Workspace (online whiteboard)
- Miro AI
- Miro Enterprise
- Miro for Developers (SDK + APIs)
- Miro Mind Maps / Workflow Templates
Competitors
Mural · Figma FigJam · Lucidchart · Microsoft Whiteboard · Notion · Canva
CollaborationVisual WorkspaceSaaSEnterpriseDecacornProductivity
Private-company numbers are not real-time. Reflects publicly disclosed valuations from press releases, news reports, and tender offers as of 2022-Q1. Refreshed quarterly.