FigJam is $3 per editor per month — and free entirely if your team already has paid Figma seats. That's a fraction of what Miro ($8–16/member) or Mural ($9.99–18/member) charge, and for a design team already living in Figma, there's almost no reason to pay for a separate whiteboard tool.
| Free tier | Paid | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|
| FigJam | yes | $3/editor/mo (free with paid Figma seats) | teams already on Figma |
| Miro | yes | $8/member (Starter) → $16 (Business) | cross-functional work, enterprise scale |
| Mural | 3 murals/workspace | $9.99/member (Team+) → ~$18 | facilitated workshops, regulated environments |
Miro is the most flexible and the one built to scale across a whole company — strong governance and admin controls, the widest template library, frequent updates. It's slightly cheaper than Mural at every comparable tier, and it's the pick when the whiteboard needs to serve engineering, product, marketing and leadership all at once.
Mural is facilitation-led. Its whole design centers on running structured workshops — timers, voting, facilitator controls, the ability to guide a room through an exercise — plus enterprise controls aimed at regulated industries. If your use case is "someone runs a design sprint or a retro for a group," Mural is built for that specifically in a way the others aren't.
The decision: if you're a design or product team on Figma, use FigJam and stop reading — $3 or free is unbeatable. If you need a whiteboard that scales across many teams and functions with real admin controls, Miro. If your primary use is facilitated workshops with a structured agenda, Mural earns its slightly higher price. Everyone else: FigJam's free tier or Miro's covers casual brainstorming without a subscription.