How to get Miro invoices
Step-by-step guide to downloading your Miro billing documents.
Last verified: 2026-04-24
Step-by-step: download invoices from Miro
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Sign in and switch to the right team
Go to miro.com and sign in. If you belong to more than one team (common at agencies, consultancies, or anywhere people accept Miro invites from clients), use the team switcher in the top-left corner. Each team has its own plan, its own seat count, and its own invoice history. Companies on an Enterprise account have multiple teams stacked under one parent billing relationship, which changes where you look next.
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Open Settings and go to Plans and Billing
Click your avatar in the top-right, choose Settings, then select the team whose billing you manage. In the left sidebar click Plans and Billing. The direct link is miro.com/app/settings/billing-and-plans/. This tab shows your current plan (Free, Starter, Business, or Enterprise), the editor seat count, the payment method, and a Billing history section with every past invoice. Only Team Admins see this view. Members and guests never see billing at all.
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Download each invoice PDF
In Billing history, click the download icon next to each row. Miro issues invoices through Stripe, so the PDF follows the standard Stripe layout with Miro B.V. listed as the seller for most customers (Miro's parent entity is Dutch-registered). Save one PDF per billing cycle. If you recently upgraded, downgraded, or added seats mid-cycle, expect pro-rated invoices between the main renewal dates.
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Add your company details before the next renewal
On the same Plans and Billing page, open Billing information and enter your legal entity name, billing address, and VAT or tax registration number. Future invoices will include the details. Past invoices cannot be edited directly, but Miro support can reissue corrected copies on request inside the current tax year. EU customers with a valid VAT ID usually see reverse charge applied on the PDF.
About Miro billing
Miro is where remote teams think out loud. It is also where seat counts quietly drift upward every time someone converts a guest into a full editor, which is exactly when the billing page stops being boring.
Invoices sit inside team settings, one PDF per cycle, and the picture changes completely the moment your company goes Enterprise. At that point a parent Company Account takes over and individual teams no longer show billing at all.
The most common Miro billing surprise is the guest-to-member upgrade. A guest dropping comments on a board costs nothing. Promote that guest to a team member so they can start creating their own content, and you just added a paid editor seat mid-cycle. Miro pro-rates the addition, which is why the extra invoice looks like an oddly specific dollar amount nobody budgeted for. Check seat role changes before the next renewal, not after.
About Miro
Miro is a visual collaboration and online whiteboard platform founded in 2011, now operated by Miro B.V., a Dutch entity headquartered in Amsterdam with additional hubs in San Francisco and Berlin. The product is priced per editor seat across four tiers: Free, Starter, Business, and Enterprise. Free boards are unlimited for viewers but capped on editors; paid plans unlock unlimited boards, advanced features, and admin controls. Larger customers sit on an Enterprise Company Account that spans multiple teams under one contract, while smaller teams self-serve through the dashboard. Payments on Starter and Business plans flow through Stripe, so invoices use the standard Stripe layout and list Miro B.V. as the seller.
Manual vs automated
Manual
- Sign in as Team Admin on the correct team
- Open Settings then Plans and Billing
- Download each invoice PDF from Billing history
- Check separately if Enterprise Company Account covers you instead
- Rename each file with date and team
- Forward to your accountant
Automated with Inbox Ledger
- Connect Miro once in Inbox Ledger
- Team and Enterprise invoices land in your dashboard automatically
- Export to Drive, Sheets, or your accounting system
Why people stop doing this by hand
One team on Starter with stable headcount and the Plans and Billing page is perfectly fine. The trouble starts when collaborators fluctuate and someone keeps converting guests into members.
A consulting firm with four client-facing Miro teams, each on Business, each with its own seat churn as projects ramp up and wind down, is a different story. Every team has its own billing trail, its own admin, and its own pro-rated invoice cadence. Miss one pro-rated PDF from a mid-cycle seat upgrade and the quarterly reconciliation quietly drifts by a few hundred dollars.
Enterprise customers have the opposite problem: the Company Account produces one consolidated invoice per cycle covering every team across the whole organization. That single PDF needs to be split internally across cost centers, and the source data (which team added how many editors) lives in the Company Admin console rather than on the invoice itself. Finance usually builds a spreadsheet to bridge the gap, which is the point when capturing each invoice automatically starts looking worth the ten minutes of setup.
Next step
If you run one Miro team with flat editor headcount, the Plans and Billing page is enough. If you juggle multiple teams, a mix of guests and members who shift roles, or an Enterprise Company Account that needs to be split back out for internal cost allocation, connect Miro to Inbox Ledger once and let each invoice and each pro-rated variant land with the rest of your subscription paperwork.
Where to look in the dashboard
- Settings → Plans and Billing is where team invoices live for Starter and Business plans
- Billing information block inside the same page controls the legal entity name and VAT ID on future invoices
- Team members page shows who is consuming an editor seat right now, which is the useful check before renewal
- Company Admin console (Enterprise only) is the billing home for multi-team accounts, not the per-team settings page
- Free plans have no Plans and Billing tab at all, so if you cannot see it you are on Free or you are not a Team Admin
Before you start — quick checklist
- The team name on the invoice matches the team you are actually paying for, not a different team you also belong to
- Editor seat count on the PDF matches the paid seats you had during the cycle (viewers and guests should not appear as billable)
- Your company legal name sits in the Bill to block, not just a personal email
- VAT is broken out separately, or correctly zero-rated with reverse charge where your EU status qualifies
- Annual plans show one upfront charge for the year, not a misleading monthly-equivalent line
- The seller on the PDF is Miro B.V. (or the correct Miro regional entity) rather than a placeholder
Pro tips
- Miro bills per editor seat, not per head that logs in. Viewers and visitors on a shared board are free and never hit the invoice, but the moment you promote one to editor the seat count and the next invoice go up. Keep an eye on seat upgrades if you run open workshops.
- Guest-to-member conversions are the sneakiest cost on Miro. A guest commenting on one board costs nothing. Promote that guest to a full team member so they can create their own content, and you have added a paid editor seat mid-cycle, which produces a small pro-rated invoice nobody asked for.
- Adding and removing editors in the same cycle still counts. Miro bills on the peak editor count inside the period, not the current count on renewal day, so a short-term collaborator from two weeks ago can still show up on the PDF.
- Enterprise accounts have a Company Account layer above individual teams. One parent billing contract covers all teams underneath it, and invoices are issued at the company level rather than per team. Finance usually wants the Enterprise admin console, not the per-team Plans and Billing page.
- Annual plans are cheaper per seat but invoice once for the full year. Finance teams on quarterly close cycles sometimes prefer monthly billing for cleaner accruals, even at the higher per-seat rate.
- Miro support can move your account between regional tax entities if you relocated your business. Ask before the next renewal rather than after, or you will have half a tax year in one entity and half in the other.
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