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Miro funding, valuation and investors
AI collaboration workspace — Bending Spoons agreed to buy it at a $1.355B EV / ~$1.79B equity value; last private mark was $17.5B in January 2022.
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Funding, valuation & investors
Answer-first snapshotLatest funding
Series C
$400M · January 2022
Latest known valuation
~$1.79B equity
Acquisition (agreed, not closed) · September 2026
Total disclosed equity funding
$400M
Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.
Current status
private
growth · San Francisco, California / Amsterdam, Netherlands
Investors in latest funding
Other: ICONIQ Growth , Accel , TCV
Latest tracked event: Acquisition (agreed, not closed) (September 2026). It is shown separately because it is not counted as disclosed equity funding.
Overview
Miro makes collaborative whiteboard and AI workspace software for teams. In September 2026, Bending Spoons agreed to acquire the company at a $1.355 billion enterprise value, with completion still subject to approvals. That transaction differs substantially from Miro's $17.5 billion private valuation in 2022.
Why Miro is interesting
September 10, 2026: Bending Spoons (NASDAQ: BSP) signed a definitive all-cash deal for 100% of Miro at a $1.355 billion enterprise value and about $1.79 billion equity value after net cash. Not closed; expected Q4 2026. Certain sellers will roll $295 million into new BSP shares. Miro last printed $17.5 billion post-money with a $400 million Series C on January 5, 2022. The buyer release claims about $600 million ARR, nearly 90% from business and enterprise customers.
Product & use cases
Shared AI-first canvas for teams to plan, workshop, and ship work. Buyer and founder notes in September 2026 describe it as an AI innovation workspace rather than only an online whiteboard.
- Cross-functional workshops and product discovery on a shared canvas
- Enterprise collaboration with AI workflows layered on the board
- Account expansion among customers already above $100k ARR
Key facts
- Sep 10, 2026: Bending Spoons agreed to acquire 100% at $1.355B EV / ~$1.79B equity; not closed (company)
- Seller roll: $295M into new BSP shares (company)
- Company ARR claim: ~$600M, ~90% business/enterprise (Sep 10 release)
- Last private mark: $17.5B on Jan 5, 2022 ($400M Series C)
Funding history (newest first)
Acquisition (agreed, not closed)
2026-09 $1.355B EV / ~$1.79B equity Valuation: ~$1.79B equity- Bending Spoons
Series C
2022-01 $400M Valuation: $17.5B- ICONIQ Growth (participant)
- Accel (participant)
- TCV (participant)
Source: Read source · miro.com
Competitive landscape
Edge: A 2022 $17.5 billion collaboration unicorn being taken out by a newly public Italian acquirer at about 10% of that mark on a ~$600 million ARR claim — the diligence is the markdown and the unclosed deal, not whether Miro has users.
The September 2026 print is an exit markdown versus 2022, not a new growth round. Compare it to other September acquisitions on this site (Hugging Face priced-not-closed; Sweep spokesperson-confirmed) rather than to Clay or Harvey marks.
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Bending Spoons / Airtable adjacent
Buyer. The Sep 10 release said Bending Spoons completed the Airtable acquisition the week before. See /startup/bending-spoons.
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Figma / Lucid / Mural direct
Visual collaboration suites. No September 2026 price comparison in our sources.
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Editorial / static context — not a live quote.
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