sellerkit measured data

How concentrated is the Miro marketplace?

Measured 2026-09-08. n = 255 apps, the whole marketplace; 184 publish an install count.

Extremely. Ten apps hold 86.2 percent of all 9.03 million installs across Miro's 255 listed apps, the most concentrated marketplace of the twenty measured here. The median app has 865 installs, and Miro itself publishes 76 of the 255. Measured September 2026 across the full catalogue.

Ten apps hold most of it

MarketplaceShare held by the ten largest apps
Miro86.2%
Zapier41.1%
Discord40.7%
monday.com23.4%

9.03 million installs are spread across 184 apps that publish a count, and ten of them hold almost nine tenths. This is the sharpest concentration in the whole collection.

Installs per app

PercentileInstalls
10thunder 100
25th108
50th (median)865
75th5,500
90th57,000
Highest3,250,000
InstallsAppsShare of the 184 with a count
100,000 or more116.0%
10,000 or more3619.6%
1,000 or more8546.2%
100 or more184100%

44 apps display "fewer than 100" rather than a number. The median at 865 is higher than monday.com's 201 and HubSpot's 60, so the middle of this marketplace is not unusually small; it is the top that is unusually large relative to it.

Nearly a third is Miro's own

PublisherApps
Miro61
Miro Labs15
Plus UI Design8
IT-TUN3

76 of 255 apps, about 30 percent, are published by Miro itself. 157 distinct publishers appear in total, so outside Miro the typical publisher has one app.

Ratings rest on very few reviews

180 apps carry a rating and 75 carry none. The median rated app has 3 reviews and the most reviewed app in the entire marketplace has 41. The median rating is a perfect 5.0 and the lowest is 1.0. With numbers this small a rating separates almost nothing.

How this was measured

On 2026-09-08 we opened Miro's marketplace "All apps" page, which renders every listing at once, and read the 255 distinct app cards from the rendered page. Each card carries the app name, the publisher, a rating with its review count, and an install count. Install counts are shown rounded and abbreviated, and where a card shows "fewer than 100" that is recorded as 100.

The page is client rendered, so a plain HTTP fetch returns only part of the list. It has to be read after rendering.

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The figures on this page are free to quote and republish with attribution (CC BY 4.0). The same numbers in machine readable form: miro-marketplace.json.

sellerkit, “Miro marketplace size and concentration, 2026”, 2026-09-08. https://legal.sellerkit.workers.dev/data/miro-marketplace