Miro in a few pages, for writers, partners and anyone curious: the facts, the people, the money, the products and the news. Put together by ToolGPA, not by Miro.
Miro makes the online whiteboard of the same name, which began in 2011 as RealtimeBoard. It is a privately held, venture-backed company co-headquartered in San Francisco and Amsterdam, and it earns money from per-seat subscriptions on top of a free plan.
Founded
2011
Based in
San Francisco
Chief executive
Andrey Khusid
Raised
$476 million
Valuation
$17.5 billion
Team
1,600+ people
Unofficial. Put together by ToolGPA from Miro’s own pages, news reports and our own grades, read Oct 18, 2026. Not made, paid for or approved by Miro. toolgpa.com
Part 01 · Company
The company
Who they are, the facts in one place, and the people who run it
2011
The year Miro was founded, in San Francisco
In a sentence
Miro makes the online whiteboard of the same name, which began in 2011 as RealtimeBoard. It is a privately held, venture-backed company co-headquartered in San Francisco and Amsterdam, and it earns money from per-seat subscriptions on top of a free plan.
In a paragraph
Miro was founded in 2011 and is based in San Francisco, California and Amsterdam, Netherlands. Andrey Khusid is its CEO and Co-founder; Oleg Shardin is a co-founder. More than 1,600 people, working from 13 hubs across 9 countries, as its careers page puts it. It has raised $476 million, most recently a Series C in January 2022. Its last reported valuation was $17.5 billion, in January 2022.
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Fact sheet
Company
Miro
Founded
2011
Based in
San Francisco, California and Amsterdam, Netherlands
Team
More than 1,600 people, working from 13 hubs across 9 countries, as its careers page puts it
Raised
$476 million
Last valuation
$17.5 billion (January 2022)
Website
miro.com
Products we list
Miro
Ownership: Privately held
Privately held and venture-backed. Its own Series C announcement names ICONIQ Growth, Accel, Atlassian, Dragoneer, GIC, Salesforce Ventures and TCV among its investors, and says the company was profitable at the time.
Leadership
AK
Andrey Khusid
CEO and Co-founder
OS
Oleg Shardin
Co-founder
JC
Jeff Chow
Chief Product & Technology Officer
JC
Justin Coulombe
Chief Financial Officer
Hiring
Its open positions page lists no roles today and says new positions will be opened each January.
Partner program
A tiered Solution Partner Program for consultancies, agencies and systems integrators who advise on, implement and build on Miro. Tiers unlock enablement, product access, certification, commercial support, marketing development funds and customer introductions.
Part 02 · Funding
The money
Every announced round, who put money in, and what it was last valued at
$476M
Raised in total, over 3 announced rounds
Raised $400 million in a Series C announced on 5 January 2022, which its own announcement said brought total funding to $476 million at a post-money valuation of $17.5 billion. Earlier rounds were a $50 million Series B led by Iconiq Capital in April 2020 and a $25 million Series A led by Accel in November 2018.
Announced rounds, oldest first. Bar heights are to scale.
Every announced round
Jan 5, 2022Series C$400 millionWith ICONIQ Growth, Accel, Atlassian, Dragoneer, GIC, Salesforce Ventures, TCV, Howie Liu, Andrew Ofstad, Frank Slootman, Dan Springer. miro.com
Apr 23, 2020Series B$50 millionLed by ICONIQ Growth. With Accel, Steph Curry, Bas Godska. techcrunch.com
Nov 8, 2018Series A$25 millionLed by Accel. With AltaIR Capital. techcrunch.com
Investors named
Accel
ICONIQ Growth
AltaIR Capital
Andrew Ofstad
Atlassian
Bas Godska
Dan Springer
Dragoneer
Frank Slootman
GIC
Howie Liu
Salesforce Ventures
Steph Curry
TCV
Filled: led at least one round. As each announcement names them.
Last valuation
$17.5 billion
January 2022
Miro announced the figure itself: its January 2022 Series C release says the $400 million round brought the company to a post-money valuation of $17.5 billion. No later figure is published on its pages.
What they make
Miro, as ToolGPA grades it: five subjects, a letter for each, and a GPA.
Miro
Online whiteboard for team brainstorming, diagrams and planning
#1 of 31 whiteboard and mind map toolsFrom $8 per member / month, billed yearlyFree plan4.7 on the App Store
3.0GPA
Our pick for most people, and any team that plans on a shared board. Miro is the whiteboard most teams end up on, and it's easy to see why: sticky notes, diagrams, docs, tables, kanban boards and slides all live on one canvas.
CValue
CFree
AFeatures
BEase
APlatforms
Miro’s grade as a badge for its own site, free: it updates itself and links to the review. Code at toolgpa.com/badges.
Part 04 · News
News and contacts
What they have announced lately, and every official channel
This media kit is ToolGPA’s own summary of what Miro’s pages, news reports, investors’ announcements and public filings said on the dates shown, with our own grades. It is not made, paid for or approved by Miro, and Miro’s names and logos are trademarks of their owner. Grades are our judgement under the rules at toolgpa.com/grades. ToolGPA uses affiliate links and may earn a commission from them, and it works with sponsors; no one can pay for a grade. Product pictures are Miro’s own, from its website and app-store listings.
