PRIVATE (MIRO) · San Francisco, California & Amsterdam, Netherlands
Miro
From a simple digital whiteboard to the visual workspace powering the Fortune 100.
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2011
Founded as RealtimeBoard in Perm
Andrey Khusid and Oleg Shardin founded the company in 2011 under the name RealtimeBoard. Khusid, who ran a design agency at the time, built the prototype out of necessity: he needed a way to present ideas and collaborate visually with remote clients who couldn't meet in the physical studio.
2019
The strategic pivot and rebranding to Miro
After scaling quietly for years on product-led growth, the company rebranded from RealtimeBoard to Miro in 2019, paying homage to the Spanish surrealist painter Joan Miró. The rebrand signaled a pivot from a basic drawing tool into a full-fledged enterprise visual collaboration platform.
2020
The pandemic hyper-growth catalyst
When global lockdowns forced corporate teams into remote work overnight, Miro experienced explosive demand. Its user base scaled from 3 million to over 15 million in under 12 months. Companies like Cisco, Dell, and Deloitte adopted Miro as their primary digital canvas for daily agile standups and whiteboarding.
2022
The $17.5 Billion valuation milestone
In January 2022, Miro closed a landmark $400 million Series C funding round led by Iconiq Strategic Partners, with participation from Accel, Dragoneer, and Salesforce Ventures. The round valued the company at $17.5 billion, making it one of the most valuable private SaaS unicorns in the world.
2026
Generative canvas, 70M+ users, and IPO readiness
By mid-2026, Miro crossed 70 million registered users globally and built deep enterprise penetration—active in 99% of the Fortune 100. With its Miro AI platform generating automated workflows, diagrams, and mind maps, the company stabilized its cash flow margins and finalized its internal governance for an upcoming public market listing.
The Numbers
market cap
Private (~$17.5B Peak Valuation)
revenue
$580M ARR (2025/2026 estimate)
net income
Positive operating cash flow
employees
1,800
ipo year
Private (Expected Late 2027 IPO Pipeline)
ipo price
Private
current ceo
Andrey Khusid
revenue forecast
$720M (2026 analyst consensus)
Who Owns Miro
Andrey Khusid & Founders
Founders holding key equity and executive vision
Iconiq Strategic Partners
Lead Series C growth investor
Accel
Early institutional venture backer
Dragoneer & Salesforce Ventures
Strategic corporate and crossover syndicate
Employee & Private Reserve
Allocated for team stock options and secondary pools
Frequently Asked Questions
Who founded Miro?
Miro was founded by Andrey Khusid, Oleg Shardin.
When was Miro founded?
Miro was founded in 2011.
Where was Miro founded?
Miro was headquartered in San Francisco, California & Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Why was Miro created?
Andrey Khusid and Oleg Shardin founded the company in 2011 under the name RealtimeBoard. Khusid, who ran a design agency at the time, built the prototype out of necessity: he needed a way to present ideas and collaborate visually with remote clients who couldn't meet in the physical studio.
What does Miro do?
From a simple digital whiteboard to the visual workspace powering the Fortune 100. From RealtimeBoard to a $17.5 billion visual workspace giant. The complete story of Andrey Khusid, Miro, and its journey toward a public listing.
How did Miro grow?
By mid-2026, Miro crossed 70 million registered users globally and built deep enterprise penetration—active in 99% of the Fortune 100. With its Miro AI platform generating automated workflows, diagrams, and mind maps, the company stabilized its cash flow margins and finalized its internal governance for an upcoming public market listing.
Who owns Miro?
Andrey Khusid & Founders owns ~24.0%. Iconiq Strategic Partners owns ~18.0%. Accel owns ~15.5%. Dragoneer & Salesforce Ventures owns ~14.0%. Employee & Private Reserve owns ~28.5% (Founders holding key equity and executive vision)
How much of Miro does Andrey Khusid & Founders own?
Andrey Khusid & Founders owns ~24.0% (Founders holding key equity and executive vision)
When did Miro go public?
Miro had its IPO in Private (Expected Late 2027 IPO Pipeline), with an initial share price of Private.
How many employees does Miro have?
Miro has approximately 1,800 employees.
What is Miro's revenue?
Miro generated $580M ARR (2025/2026 estimate) in revenue. Analysts forecast $720M (2026 analyst consensus).
What is Miro's market cap?
Miro has a market capitalisation of Private (~$17.5B Peak Valuation).
Who is the CEO of Miro?
The current CEO of Miro is Andrey Khusid.
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