Miro Affiliate Program
ActiveCollaborative whiteboard paying $10–$40 per corporate free-trial sign-up on PartnerStack, with a 30-day cookie.
Term sheet
- Recurring
- One-time
- Cookie window
- 30 days2
- Minimum payout
- Not publicly disclosed
Numbered boxes link to the page each figure was read from. Hatched figures are ones the company does not publish; we leave them blank rather than guess.
SaaS Affiliate Score
4.4Limited
How the 4.4 breaks down
An editorial, data-based rating — not an objective measure, and never influenced by sponsorship. See the method.
Review dueChecked against the vendor’s own terms
Quick answer
Yes. Miro pays $10–$40 through PartnerStack for each free-trial sign-up made with a corporate email domain, with the amount set by the sign-up’s country. The cookie lasts 30 days and approved sign-ups are paid 20 days after they lock in; the page’s meta description (“up to $83”) and the PartnerStack listing (“up to $60”) state higher ceilings than the page body.
About Miro
Miro sells an online collaborative whiteboard used for workshops, diagramming and planning. Its affiliate program pays per qualified lead rather than per sale: each free-trial sign-up made with a corporate email domain earns a fixed amount set by the country the sign-up comes from. The program runs on PartnerStack. Miro’s own figures disagree on the ceiling — the affiliate page body says $10–$40, the same page’s meta description says up to $83, and the PartnerStack listing says up to $60 across four country tiers with no dollar amount per tier — so this record carries the page body’s $10–$40.
Listed in: B2B SaaS affiliate programs
Commission details
$10–$40 per corporate free-trial sign-up, depending on the sign-up’s country (Miro’s page). The same page’s meta description says up to $83; the PartnerStack listing says up to $60.
- Commission type
- Fixed
- Recurring
- No — one-time payment per sale
- Commission currency
- USD
Payouts and tracking
- Payout frequency
- Paid 20 days after sign-ups lock in
- Payment methods
- Wire transfer, PayPal
- Payout currency
- USD
Attribution window. A visitor who clicks your link has 30 days to convert before attribution expires.
Promotional rules
What Miro allows and forbids before you promote it.
- If the customer’s last click came through another paid channel, Miro attributes the sign-up to that channel rather than to you.
- Only approved sign-ups are paid, 20 days after they lock in.
- Miro’s full affiliate terms are a Google Doc linked from the PartnerStack listing that requires a Google sign-in, so their promotional rules could not be read.
Requirements
Free to join; the apply button on Miro’s page opens Miro’s program on PartnerStack. Only sign-ups made with a corporate email domain qualify — personal addresses do not.
- Referrals must sign up with a corporate email domain to qualify
- The commission is for a sign-up to Miro’s free trial; no purchase is needed for it to count
Who this is best for
Good fit
- Publishers whose readers sign up with work email addresses, since only corporate-domain trial sign-ups pay
- Affiliates with high free-trial volume but low paid conversion, because Miro pays on the trial sign-up rather than a purchase
Poor fit
- Consumer or student audiences signing up with personal email addresses, which do not qualify
- Affiliates seeking recurring revenue: the affiliate page describes no payment on the plan an account later buys
Pros and limitations
Pros
- A referral earns $10–$40 on a free-trial sign-up without ever buying a plan
- Approved sign-ups are paid 20 days after they lock in, by wire or PayPal through PartnerStack
- Free to join, with Miro’s apply link going straight to its PartnerStack program
Limitations
- Personal-email sign-ups earn nothing; only corporate email domains qualify
- The ceiling is stated three ways — $40 in the page body, $83 in its meta description, $60 on PartnerStack — and no per-country dollar table is public
- The 30-day cookie loses the sign-up if the last click came from another paid channel
- The affiliate terms sit in a Google Doc that needs a Google sign-in to read
How to join
- 1Use the apply button on miro.com/affiliates/join-our-program/, which opens Miro’s PartnerStack program
- 2Choose wire or PayPal as your payout method in PartnerStack
- 3Contact [email protected] if the sign-up fails
Miro vs the Productivity median
| Term | Miro | Category median | Programs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Recurring term | One-time | 12 mo | 7 |
| Cookie window | 30 days | 60 days | 6 |
Medians across published Productivity programs that disclose each term. Undisclosed terms are left out, not counted as zero.
Program change history
Recorded changes to this program's terms. Older values are kept so you can see the direction of travel.
Commission fixed max
was 83now 40Observed on recheck. The vendor did not publish the date of the change, so this is the date we saw it.
Source
Editor's notes
Miro runs two schemes that are easy to confuse: this record covers the publisher affiliate program on PartnerStack, which pays per corporate free-trial sign-up, while the customer referral program in Miro's help centre pays 10% of a referred company's monthly payments, capped at $500 per referral. Until 27 September this record named Impact as the network; Miro's affiliate page now routes applications and payouts through PartnerStack. A sign-up whose last click came from another paid channel is credited to that channel.
Sources and verification
Frequently asked questions
How much does Miro pay per affiliate sign-up?
Miro’s affiliate page says $10–$40 per corporate free-trial sign-up, depending on the sign-up’s country. The same page’s meta description says up to $83 and the PartnerStack listing says up to $60, listing four country tiers without a dollar amount for each.
Is Miro’s affiliate program on Impact or PartnerStack?
PartnerStack. The apply button on Miro’s affiliate page goes to miroaffiliate.partnerstack.com, and Miro says payments are made via PartnerStack by wire or PayPal. An earlier version of this record listed Impact in error.
Does Miro pay commission on subscriptions?
Not through the affiliate program. Miro pays a fixed $10–$40 per qualified free-trial sign-up from a corporate email domain, and its affiliate page describes no payment on what that account later spends.
Is the Miro referral program the same as the affiliate program?
No, and they are easy to confuse. The affiliate program is a cost-per-lead scheme for publishers, paying per corporate free-trial signup. The separate referral program is for existing Miro users and pays 10% of a referred account’s monthly payments, capped at $500 per referral, using a promo code that expires 60 days after issue. Referrals to colleagues on your own email domain do not qualify.
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