The Miro Startup Program gives eligible early-stage startups credit toward a paid Miro plan: $1,000 if your startup is connected to a Miro Startup Program partner (accelerator, incubator or VC), or $500 if you apply as an independent startup. Applicants must not already be admins or members of a paid Miro subscription and must not be a service provider (e.g. consulting). Individual startups must be funded (verified via Crunchbase) and use their own domain. You apply online, review takes about 15 days, one credit is granted per startup, and the credit should be activated within 6 months.
About this offer
The Miro Startup Program helps early-stage startups run brainstorms, workshops and planning on Miro's whiteboard with credit toward a paid plan. There are two paths: startups connected to one of Miro's Startup Program partners are eligible for $1,000, while independent startups can apply for $500 on a case-by-case basis. Approval isn't guaranteed for independent applicants. While your application is reviewed, stay on the Free plan and avoid starting any trial subscriptions, as that can affect eligibility.
Below is how the offer typically works and how to claim it. Exact eligibility and amounts are set by Miro and can change, so always confirm the current terms on their official page before applying.
What you get
Eligible startups get $1,000 credit when connected to a Miro Startup Program partner, or $500 when applying as an independent startup.
If you're connected to a Miro Startup Program partner — an accelerator, incubator or VC — request the application form directly from them to apply for the $1,000 credit.
Independent startups can apply online for $500. You must be funded (verified via Crunchbase) and use your own domain; acceptance is case-by-case and not guaranteed.
One credit per startup, activated within 6 months. Once approved, you'll get an email with a payment link and the $1,000 or $500 credit is applied at checkout — Miro recommends the Starter plan.
Credits by tier
How to claim Miro
Most startup programs are for early-stage companies — typically newly incorporated, below a funding or revenue threshold, and not previously enrolled in this offer. Confirm the current criteria on the Miro page.
Use the “Claim this deal” button below to go straight to Miro’s startup application. Some programs approve instantly; others ask a few questions about your company.
You may be asked to verify details like your website, incorporation or a partner referral (for example via an accelerator, VC or platform like Choose My Stack).
Once approved, the $500–$1,000 credit is applied to your account — credits, a discount or free months, depending on the offer.
Frequently asked questions
Startups connected to one of Miro's Startup Program partners are eligible for a $1,000 credit. Independent startups that aren't connected to a partner can apply for a $500 credit on a case-by-case basis. One credit is granted per startup.
You can't already be an admin or member of a paid Miro subscription, and you can't be a service provider such as a consultancy. For the $1,000 partner credit you must be independently owned and operated (no parent corporation), have fewer than 30 employees, and be connected to a Miro Startup Program partner. For the $500 independent credit you must be funded (verified via Crunchbase) and use your own domain.
Independent startups apply online through Miro's startup application page; requests are typically reviewed within 15 days. If you're connected to a Miro Startup Program partner, request the application form directly from your accelerator, incubator or VC instead.
Yes. While your application is being processed, remain on Miro's Free plan and do not sign up for any trial subscriptions during the waiting period, as that may affect your eligibility. You can still register with Miro and use the Free plan in the meantime.
Your credit should be activated within 6 months. Once your application is approved, you'll receive an email with a link to the payment page, where the $1,000 or $500 credit is applied to your purchase. You can choose any plan, though Miro recommends the Starter plan for small teams.
