Miro vs Zoom

Miro has recently been the focus of a major acquisition, with Bending Spoons agreeing to buy the visual collaboration platform for $1.355 billion in an all-cash deal. This purchase, completed in September 2026, represents a significant valuation drop from Miro’s 2022 peak but signals Bending Spoons’ commitment to expanding its footprint in the online whiteboard and collaboration space.

Zoom, on the other hand, has been navigating a more volatile market environment. Its stock has declined more than the broader market in recent weeks, despite investor interest during periods of volatility. Zoom is also preparing to highlight AI-driven monetization opportunities at its upcoming Zoomtopia event and has recently introduced an AI-powered revenue operating system, indicating a strategic focus on integrating artificial intelligence into its communications platform.

While Miro’s recent moves center on ownership and integration within a larger company, Zoom is concentrating on product innovation and market positioning amid stock fluctuations. Sales and product teams competing with either should watch how Miro’s acquisition might reshape its product roadmap and customer approach, while Zoom’s AI initiatives could redefine user engagement and monetization in video communications.