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Miro is the AI Innovation Workspace empowering teams to build the future on AWS from idea to execution. Whether designing complex cloud architectures, accelerating migrations, or driving product innovation, teams leverage AI agents (Sidekicks), visual workflows (Flows), Amazon Q Business integration, MCP connectivity with Kiro, and AWS-native diagramming to transform collaboration and delivery.
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Overview
Serving over 100M users, Miro is the leading visual collaboration platform that transforms how distributed teams innovate and deliver on AWS. The intelligent canvas combines AI-powered automation with enterprise-grade capabilities, enabling teams to compress project cycles and accelerate cloud transformation initiatives.
For AWS customers, Miro provides the unified workspace where architecture design, migration planning, and product development converge. Amazon Q Business integration surfaces enterprise knowledge directly on canvas, while Amazon Bedrock powers AI workflows in Miro that generate requirements, diagrams, and prototypes from visual context. The Miro MCP server connects Miro to execution tools like Kiro, maintaining context throughout the development lifecycle.
Built for cloud professionals, Miro includes AWS-native architecture diagramming with shape libraries, reference architectures, and an AWS Cost Calculator for migration planning. Teams visualize complex infrastructures, estimate costs, and align stakeholders in a single collaborative environment.
For custom pricing, EULA, or a private contract, please contact AWS-Marketplace@Miro.com , for a private offer.
Highlights
- Miro is a visual collaboration workspace where teams accelerate project delivery from discovery through execution.
- AI agents (Sidekicks) and visual workflows (Flows) automate complex processes while Amazon Q Business surfaces enterprise knowledge on canvas.
- Accelerate AWS cloud transformation with native architecture diagramming, AWS Cost Calculator integration, and migration planning tools.
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Dimension | Description | Cost/12 months |
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Miro Enterprise Licenses | Qty. 50 Enterprise Licenses | $15,000.00 |
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AI-Powered Automation
AI agents (Sidekicks) and visual workflows (Flows) automate complex processes including requirement generation, diagram creation, and prototype development from visual context.
Enterprise Knowledge Integration
Amazon Q Business integration surfaces enterprise knowledge directly on the canvas for contextual information access during collaboration.
AWS-Native Architecture Diagramming
Native architecture diagramming capabilities with AWS shape libraries, reference architectures, and AWS Cost Calculator integration for infrastructure visualization and cost estimation.
Model Context Protocol Connectivity
MCP server connectivity with Kiro maintains context throughout the development lifecycle by connecting Miro to execution tools.
Amazon Bedrock Integration
Amazon Bedrock powers AI workflows that generate requirements, diagrams, and prototypes based on visual context and canvas interactions.
Integrated Workspace Platform
Connects projects, documents, and knowledge management into a single unified space with integrated workflows and centralized information hub
Collaborative Document Editing
Provides drag-and-drop editor with infinite canvas supporting text, images, video, calendars, and connected app content for collaborative writing and information sharing
Project and Task Management
Enables management of projects, to-do lists, task boards, trackers, timelines, roadmaps, and goals within a single workspace
Knowledge Base System
Includes wiki functionality that consolidates company-wide collective knowledge into organized, searchable information accessible to all team members
No-Code Customization Framework
Offers customizable workflows and no-code building blocks allowing users to configure and create processes without requiring technical expertise
Unified Communication and Collaboration Platform
Consolidates Messenger, Docs, Calendar, Meetings, Emails, and OKRs into a single application to eliminate context switching between multiple tools.
Real-time Auto-translation Capability
Embedded auto-translation functionality across Messenger, Docs, and Meetings enabling seamless communication across multiple languages and time zones.
Mobile-first Architecture
Comprehensive mobile experience designed to support deskless teams with capabilities for field inspections, inventory tracking, issue submission and management, and business process management.
Low-code Workflow Automation Platform
Lark Base database platform enables creation of custom business applications and automation of workflows without requiring coding expertise.
Role-based Customization and Access Control
Supports customization by industry and role with differentiated workplace configurations to provide targeted access to tools and resources for each employee.
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Customer reviews
Julia W.
Miro: A Great Design Tool - If You Are Using a Mac
Reviewed on Feb 18, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
For me, the symbol system has saved the most time - I make a component and then reuse it as many times as possible. I can change all instances of it at the same time, rather than having to search for each instance individually. Honestly, I would be sad to lose the component/symbol workflow (and the plugins) if I moved away from using Miro. In addition to the component/symbols workflow, the number of available plugins is huge - if there isn’t a basic function you want the tool to perform, there’s likely a third-party plugin that will allow you to do it.
What do you dislike about the product?
Miro is only available for Macs. Since our development team uses PCs, they are unable to use Miro, which creates significant issues when a client or new employee comes onto the team who uses a PC. The prototype function is very limited compared to other tools such as Figma and Xd, and it’s not where Miro excels. Large file sizes with complex graphics can become slow while you’re in the middle of a workflow.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Prior to using Miro, we were struggling with Adobe design tools that were simply never designed for UI/UX work. Miro allows us to bypass much of the frustration involved in creating prototypes and handing them off to developers - Miro enables rapid creation of prototypes, clear handoffs to developers and eliminates the need to employ a full-time designer to create a presentable mockup.
Joseph K.
Sticky Notes and Arrows Make Workflow Mapping Crystal Clear
Reviewed on Feb 17, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
I like the sticky note and arrow feature. It is great for creating clear workflows.
What do you dislike about the product?
I wish when I selected a background everything on the background moved with it.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It is essentially providing a whiteboard on the web that my whole team can work on and visualize. It's great for spewing ideas onto the workspace and then organizing the thoughts.
Vinay J.
Customizable Diagrams, Easy Interface
Reviewed on Feb 17, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
I use Miro to create process flow diagrams at work. I enjoy the option to use basic symbols to quickly create a flow chart and appreciate that there's an option to customize the symbols, which makes it nicer. I like the option to add colors and other customization features. The easy interface also makes it pleasant to work with Miro.
What do you dislike about the product?
I would like more symbols for Azure and Google, similar to what's provided by Lucidchart. Azure/Google specific symbols make it very clear on which provider is used.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I use Miro for creating process flow diagrams at work. It lets me quickly create flowcharts with basic symbols and customize them, which is nice.
Wyll M.
Easy Idea Mapping and Presentation, with Room to Grow
Reviewed on Feb 17, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
Easy way to organize thoughts and plan workflows.
What do you dislike about the product?
I've had licensing issues where I'm constantly having to figure out which one I'm using and then will get blocked halfway through a project because I don't have the same permissions across both.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Creates visual to allow for project plans and ideal account workflows
Information Technology and Services
Miro’s Infinite Canvas Turns Brainstorms into a Real-Time Source of Truth
Reviewed on Feb 17, 2026
Review provided by G2
What do you like best about the product?
The best thing about Miro is its infinite, frictionless canvas. It transforms a fragmented digital workspace into a single "source of truth" where you can transition seamlessly from messy brainstorming with sticky notes to structured project mapping and high-level presentations—all in real time.
What do you dislike about the product?
Navigation Quirks: Switching between "select" mode and "hand" (pan) mode is a constant dance. If you forget which one you're in, you’ll likely drag an entire flowchart across the screen by mistake.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It acts as a centralized source of truth. You can embed live Jira cards, Google Docs, and Figma designs all on one board, ensuring everyone is looking at the same data without tool-hopping.