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Miro (RealtimeBoard Inc.)

Visual Collaboration SoftwareFounded 2011
Reviewed by Swet Parvadiya
Company data updated: October 2026

Acquisitions

Miro Acquisitions

5

Major Deals Covered

What are Miro's biggest acquisitions?

This page covers 5 major deals from 2022 to 2026, each with its price where disclosed and the reason behind it.

Major deals covered
5
First deal
2022
Most recent
2026
CompanyYearPricePurpose
Around2022UndisclosedVideo-calling startup acquired to add lightweight video collaboration to the Miro canvas.
Uizard2024UndisclosedAI-powered UI design and prototyping tool acquired to bring AI prototyping into Miro.
Reforge2026UndisclosedAI platform for product teams.
Cardinal2024UndisclosedStrategic acquisition.
Freehand by InVision2023UndisclosedVisual collaboration platform.
What companies has Miro bought?
Major acquisitions by Miro documented here include Reforge (2026), Uizard (2024), Cardinal (2024), Freehand by InVision (2023) and Around (2022).
What is Miro's most recent acquisition?
The most recent Miro acquisition documented here is Reforge, in 2026.

Reforge

2026

Why

AI platform for product teams.

Uizard

2024

Why

AI-powered UI design and prototyping tool acquired to bring AI prototyping into Miro.

Cardinal

2024

Why

Strategic acquisition.

Freehand by InVision

2023

Why

Visual collaboration platform.

Around

2022

Why

Video-calling startup acquired to add lightweight video collaboration to the Miro canvas.

Miro (RealtimeBoard Inc.)'s Growth & Acquisition Strategy

After pandemic-era growth slowed, Miro focused on enterprise accounts, cost discipline and AI. It cut about 7% of staff (119 people) in January 2023 and about 275 roles in late 2024, repositioned itself as an 'AI Innovation Workspace', and pushed AI features such as AI-generated diagrams, summaries and canvas-based workflows. Acquisitions of Around (video, 2022) and Uizard (AI design prototyping, 2024) added product capabilities. In 2026 the company chose a sale to Bending Spoons over an IPO.

How Miro (RealtimeBoard Inc.) Makes Money

Miro makes money from software subscriptions. Anyone can use a free plan with a limited number of editable boards; teams then pay per member for Starter and Business plans, and large organizations sign annual Enterprise contracts that add security controls, admin tools, data residency and support. Growth is product-led: boards are shared by link, so invited colleagues become new users and usage spreads inside a company until IT buys a company-wide license. By 2026 nearly 90% of Miro's roughly $600 million in ARR came from business and enterprise customers, and more than 750 customers paid over $100,000 a year. AI features (Miro AI and canvas-based AI workflows) are packaged into paid plans with usage credits.

Miro Acquisitions FAQ

What companies has Miro acquired?

Miro's notable acquisitions are Around, a video-calling startup, in 2022 and Uizard, an AI-powered UI design and prototyping tool, in 2024. Deal values were not disclosed.

Why did Miro buy Uizard?

Uizard lets users generate app and web UI mockups with AI, supporting Miro's push into AI-assisted product design and prototyping.

Why did Miro buy Around?

Around brought lightweight video-calling technology that Miro used to add live video to collaboration on the canvas.

Who is acquiring Miro?

Bending Spoons, the Milan-based owner of Evernote, Vimeo, WeTransfer, Eventbrite and Airtable, agreed on September 10, 2026 to buy 100% of Miro for a $1.355 billion enterprise value.

When will the Bending Spoons acquisition of Miro close?

The deal is expected to close in Q4 2026, subject to regulatory approvals and customary conditions.

Why did Miro acquire Around in 2022 and Uizard in 2024?

In August 2022, Miro acquired video conferencing startup Around to embed floating, non-intrusive video bubbles directly into the whiteboard canvas for seamless audio-visual workshops. In 2024, Miro acquired AI-powered wireframing tool Uizard to allow users to instantly convert sketches and text descriptions into editable digital UI prototypes directly on the canvas.

How does Miro integrate third-party developers through its developer platform?

In addition to acquiring specialized startups like Around and Uizard, Miro built the Miro Developer Platform (Miro Live Embed and REST APIs). This ecosystem allows enterprise software developers and independent SaaS vendors to build custom apps and bidirectional whiteboard widgets, further locking enterprise teams into Miro.

What does the Bending Spoons acquisition mean for Miro's corporate roadmap?

Italian software holding company Bending Spoons has a track record of acquiring recognized digital software products (such as Evernote, Meetup, and WeTransfer) and ruthlessly optimizing operational efficiency, subscription pricing, and cash flow generation. Under Bending Spoons, Miro is expected to focus on maximizing enterprise customer retention and expanding AI-assisted collaboration.

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