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PROBLEM to finish a table in Free version, and then ask my management to subscribe to a package by showing them.

  • February 13, 2025
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I'm using Miro for the first time, I've created a table that I want to finish to show my management and maybe convince them to sign up for a paid package. However, I'm told that I've reached 3 tables in the Free version. Miro counts 2 other tables which, for me, were only used for a few seconds to try out some tools, and I wasn't even aware that they were counted. 

Then this morning, I'm blocked in READ ONLY mode for the 3rd table, and invited to take out a package. How can I finish it, then present it and convince my management to take a package?

 

Best answer by Robert Johnson

​@andreanneboisclair - Welcome to the Community!

I updated the title of the post from “painting” to “table”. However, I suspect you are referring to “boards”, and the 3-editable board limit in the Free Plan:

 

If so, you can make any VIEW-ONLY editable again, you can either duplicate it or delete one of the newer boards.

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    • February 13, 2025

    ​@andreanneboisclair - Welcome to the Community!

    I updated the title of the post from “painting” to “table”. However, I suspect you are referring to “boards”, and the 3-editable board limit in the Free Plan:

     

    If so, you can make any VIEW-ONLY editable again, you can either duplicate it or delete one of the newer boards.

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    Before getting your answer, I had the idea of deleting the 2 inactive boards. Now I can spend the day continuing to work on my active board. 

    Thank you, you've confirmed that this was the solution. I really appreciate this support, another argument that makes Miro an increasingly interesting tool.

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