Miro boosts Free integrations to 250+, adds MCP limits & AI credit floors
By Rob Litterst, Co-founder, PricingSaaS
Published
Miro’s pricing page · Change detected
What changed
Miro expanded its Free plan's integration library to more than 250 connected apps, up from a smaller curated set. Alongside that, the company introduced usage limits specifically for MCP (Model Context Protocol) connections and set floors — minimum guaranteed allocations — on AI credits across its plans rather than leaving AI usage uncapped or purely pay-as-you-go.
Why it matters
For competitors in visual collaboration and whiteboarding, the bar for free-tier integration breadth just moved up, which pressures rivals with narrower free plans to expand or risk losing developer/IT mindshare during evaluation. The AI credit floor approach also signals a packaging pattern worth tracking across the category: guaranteed-minimum AI access paired with metered ceilings, rather than flat inclusion or pure overage pricing. Watch whether other collaboration tools adopt similar MCP-specific metering as agentic workflows become a standard integration path rather than a niche one.
In context
This is another data point in the shift from seat-based to usage-based packaging: Miro isn't just selling more seats, it's metering the AI and integration surface area itself. Setting floors on AI credits — rather than shipping AI as an unlimited add-on or a hard-walled premium feature — is a middle path several collaboration and productivity tools are converging on as they bundle AI into existing tiers. The MCP-specific limit is notable too: it's an early sign that agent/protocol-level access is becoming its own metered dimension, distinct from traditional API or integration limits.