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FigJam Pricing Plans & Tiers

Collaborative whiteboard by Figma for brainstorming and planning

Design ToolsfreemiumFrom $0/mo

Pricing last verified: March 16, 2026

Data compiled by Arthur Jacquemin, Founder & Lead Analyst
Updated March 16, 2026
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Pricing Analysis

FigJam's freemium model ($0 free, $10 Starter, $20 Professional, $45 Organization, custom Enterprise) by Figma creates a deliberate cross-product strategy: free Figma drafts funnel into FigJam for brainstorming, then Professional tier captures teams needing version history and priority support. The free tier's 'basic features' positioning is deliberately vague—FigJam free likely includes unlimited boards, basic templates, and collaboration, matching Miro's free tier and positioning FigJam as a Miro competitor rather than an all-in-one design platform.

FigJam's Starter ($10/mo) and Professional ($20/mo) tiers reveal its monetization strategy: monetize features (custom templates, version history) while competing aggressively on price against Miro ($8 Starter). FigJam's $10 Starter tier is 25% more expensive than Miro, suggesting FigJam relies on the Figma ecosystem advantage (bundled with Figma Professional subscriptions, shared login, design file integration) rather than competing on price. A Figma user discovering FigJam likely upgrades to FigJam for brainstorming without questioning cost, creating a 'ecosystem tax' that users accept.

FigJam's Organization tier ($45/mo) adds team management and admin controls, mirroring Figma's Organization tier ($55/mo) positioning. However, FigJam's clear pricing (vs. Figma's unclear Enterprise pricing) suggests FigJam expects to be a secondary purchase alongside Figma, not a standalone platform. This dual-product strategy creates revenue expansion: a Figma user paying $16 Professional discovers FigJam collaboration and upgrades to FigJam Professional ($20), creating incremental revenue without price increase in Figma itself.

Strengths

  • Free tier matches Miro's feature set, allowing design teams to evaluate FigJam without cost, creating adoption momentum.
  • Starter tier ($10/mo) integration with Figma creates ecosystem value—design files and FigJam boards coexist in Figma workspace.
  • Professional tier ($20/mo) version history and priority support enable teams managing multiple brainstorming sessions with revision tracking.

Considerations

  • Free tier features are unclear; vague positioning of 'basic features' creates uncertainty about what separates free from Starter.
  • Starter tier ($10/mo) pricing is higher than Miro's equivalent tier ($8/mo), suggesting FigJam captures ecosystem premium rather than price advantage.
  • Organization tier ($45/mo) lacks clear feature differentiation from Professional ($20/mo) in marketing materials.
Ideal For

Figma user design teams using FigJam for brainstorming and planning alongside design files, who value ecosystem integration over best-of-breed whiteboard features.

Pricing Takeaway

FigJam's free tier matches Miro's free tier, but Starter tier ($10/mo) is 25% more expensive, capturing Figma ecosystem premium rather than competing on price.

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Pricing Plans (5)

Free

$0/mo
  • ✓Basic features
  • ✓Collaboration tools
Start with Free

Starter

$10/mo

$10/year

  • ✓Advanced features
  • ✓Custom templates
  • ✓Collaboration tools
Start with Starter

Professional

$20/mo

$20/year

  • ✓All Starter features
  • ✓Version history
  • ✓Priority support
Start with Professional

Organization

$45/mo

$45/year

  • ✓All Professional features
  • ✓Admin controls
  • ✓Team management
Start with Organization

Enterprise

Popular
Custom
  • ✓Custom solutions
  • ✓Dedicated support
  • ✓Advanced security
Start with Enterprise

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does FigJam cost?
As of March 2026, FigJam has a free tier and 4 paid plans starting from $10/mo. Pricing follows a freemium model.
Does FigJam offer a free plan?
As of March 2026, yes, FigJam offers a free plan with 2 features. The free tier is a great way to test the platform before upgrading to a paid plan.
What pricing model does FigJam use?
As of March 2026, FigJam uses a freemium pricing model. This means you pay based on the tier that matches your team's requirements, which helps you scale costs as your team grows.
What is FigJam's most popular plan?
As of March 2026, most FigJam customers choose the Enterprise plan, which costs custom pricing. It includes 3 features and is designed for teams that need a balance of functionality and affordability.
Does FigJam offer enterprise or custom pricing?
As of March 2026, FigJam provides an Enterprise plan with custom pricing for larger organizations. Reach out to FigJam's sales team to get pricing based on your requirements.
What features are included in FigJam's plans?
As of March 2026, Across FigJam's plans, features range from 2 to 3. Entry-level plans cover the essentials, while premium tiers add advanced design tools capabilities.

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