Stetley vs Miro
Miro is a huge visual workspace. Stetley Board does one thing: workshops and retros where everyone gets heard.
Checked against Miro’s own pages on 1 November 2026. Prices are US list prices per person per month; they change, so follow the sources for today’s.
At a glance
| Stetley | Miro | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Every app free; a paid plan for more room, teams and AI is proposed, price not set | Free plan with 3 editable boards; Starter $8, Business $20 1 |
| Try without an account | Yes: a board of your own in this browser | Not covered here |
| Silent writing | Timed rounds: others see only blurred boxes until the reveal | Not covered here |
| Anonymous notes | In an anonymous session notes carry no author, permanently | Not covered here |
| AI | Optional, your own key; locked while people write alone | Monthly AI credits per member 1 |
Where Miro is stronger
- A very large template library and 250+ integrations 1.
- Diagramming, planning and much more on one canvas.
- Large-scale admin and enterprise features.
Where Stetley is stronger
- Built for fair workshops: silent rounds, a server-side timer and truly anonymous notes.
- No sign-up to try a board.
- Every retro template comes with a facilitator’s guide for each step.
- Fast on a slow laptop or phone.
Which to choose
If you need one canvas for diagrams, roadmaps and everything else, Miro is strong. If you run retros and workshops and want everyone heard equally, try Stetley Board.
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Sources
Checked 1 November 2026.
- Miro pricing: miro.com
Questions
Is Stetley Board a free Miro alternative for retros?
Yes. Board is free, comes with retro templates and facilitator guides, and you can try a board without signing up.