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Miro Cost Tuning
ASecurity'Optimize Miro API costs through credit monitoring, request reduction, and plan selection based on the credit-based rate limiting model. Trigger with phrases like \"miro cost\", \"miro billing\", \"reduce miro costs\", \"miro pricing\", \"miro credits usage\". '
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name: miro-cost-tuning
description: "'Optimize Miro API costs through credit monitoring, request reduction, and plan selection based on the credit-based rate limiting model. Trigger with phrases like \"miro cost\", \"miro billing\", \"reduce miro costs\", \"miro pricing\", \"miro credits usage\". '"
allowed-tools: "Read, Grep"
category: devops-and-infra
source_repo: jeremylongshore/claude-code-plugins-plus-skills
source_path: "plugins/saas-packs/miro-pack/skills/miro-cost-tuning/SKILL.md"
source_url: https://github.com/jeremylongshore/claude-code-plugins-plus-skills/blob/HEAD/plugins/saas-packs/miro-pack/skills/miro-cost-tuning/SKILL.md
---
# Miro Cost Tuning
## Overview
Miro's API pricing is based on your plan tier (Free, Business, Enterprise), not per-API-call billing. However, the **credit-based rate limiting** system (100,000 credits/minute) effectively caps throughput. Cost optimization means minimizing API calls to stay within your plan's rate limits and reduce the need for higher-tier upgrades.
## Miro Plan Comparison
| Feature | Free | Business | Enterprise |
|---------|------|----------|------------|
| Price | $0/user | $12-20/user/mo | Custom |
| Boards | 3 editable | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| API access | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Rate limit | 100K credits/min | 100K credits/min | Higher (negotiable) |
| OAuth scopes | All standard | All standard | All + enterprise scopes |
| SCIM provisioning | No | No | Yes |
| Audit logs API | No | No | Yes |
| SSO/SAML | No | No | Yes |
## Credit Usage Tracking
```typescript
class MiroUsageTracker {
private minuteCredits = 0;
private dailyRequests = 0;
private minuteStart = Date.now();
private dailyStart = Date.now();
trackRequest(response: Response): void {
// Reset minute window
if (Date.now() - this.minuteStart > 60_000) {
this.minuteCredits = 0;
this.minuteStart = Date.now();
}
// Reset daily window
if (Date.now() - this.dailyStart > 86_400_000) {
this.dailyRequests = 0;
this.dailyStart = Date.now();
}
const limit = parseInt(response.headers.get('X-RateLimit-Limit') ?? '100000');
const remaining = parseInt(response.headers.get('X-RateLimit-Remaining') ?? '100000');
this.minuteCredits = limit - remaining;
this.dailyRequests++;
}
getReport(): UsageReport {
return {
currentMinuteCredits: this.minuteCredits,
creditUtilizationPercent: Math.round((this.minuteCredits / 100000) * 100),
dailyRequests: this.dailyRequests,
projectedMonthlyRequests: this.dailyRequests * 30,
recommendation: this.getRecommendation(),
};
}
private getRecommendation(): string {
if (this.minuteCredits > 80000) {
return 'CRITICAL: >80% credit usage. Reduce request rate or upgrade to Enterprise.';
}
if (this.minuteCredits > 50000) {
return 'WARNING: >50% credit usage. Consider caching and batching.';
}
return 'Healthy credit usage.';
}
}
```
## Cost Reduction Strategies
### Strategy 1: Reduce Read Requests with Caching
The biggest cost saver. Most Miro board reads return data that changes infrequently.
```typescript
// EXPENSIVE: Fetching board on every page load
app.get('/dashboard', async (req, res) => {
const board = await miroFetch(`/v2/boards/${boardId}`); // 1 credit per load
const items = await miroFetch(`/v2/boards/${boardId}/items`); // 1 credit per load
res.render('dashboard', { board, items });
});
// OPTIMIZED: Cache board data for 2 minutes
app.get('/dashboard', async (req, res) => {
const board = await getCachedBoard(boardId); // Cache hit = 0 credits
const items = await getCachedItems(boardId); // Cache hit = 0 credits
res.render('dashboard', { board, items });
});
// With webhook-driven invalidation, cache hits can be 95%+
// That is a 20x reduction in API calls
```
### Strategy 2: Filter Items by Type
Don't fetch all items if you only need sticky notes.
```typescript
// EXPENSIVE: Fetch all items, filter client-side
const allItems = await miroFetch(`/v2/boards/${boardId}/items?limit=50`);
const notes = allItems.data.filter(i => i.type === 'sticky_note');
// OPTIMIZED: Server-side type filter
const notes = await miroFetch(`/v2/boards/${boardId}/items?type=sticky_note&limit=50`);
// Fewer items returned = smaller response = faster
```
### Strategy 3: Batch Writes with Controlled Concurrency
```typescript
// EXPENSIVE: Sequential writes (slow + same credits)
for (const note of notes) {
await createStickyNote(boardId, note); // 200ms * 50 = 10 seconds
}
// OPTIMIZED: Parallel with concurrency control (same credits, 5x faster)
import PQueue from 'p-queue';
const queue = new PQueue({ concurrency: 5 });
for (const note of notes) {
queue.add(() => createStickyNote(boardId, note));
}
await queue.onIdle(); // ~2 seconds
```
### Strategy 4: Use Webhooks Instead of Polling
```typescript
// EXPENSIVE: Poll every 10 seconds (8,640 requests/day)
setInterval(async () => {
const items = await miroFetch(`/v2/boards/${boardId}/items`);
detectChanges(items);
}, 10_000);
// OPTIMIZED: Webhook subscription (0 polling requests)
// Miro pushes changes to your endpoint in real-time
// See miro-webhooks-events for setup
```
### Strategy 5: Smart Pagination Limits
```typescript
// WASTEFUL: Small page size = more round trips
let cursor;
do {
const page = await miroFetch(`/v2/boards/${boardId}/items?limit=10&cursor=${cursor ?? ''}`);
// 10 items per page = 10 requests for 100 items
} while (cursor);
// OPTIMIZED: Max page size
let cursor;
do {
const page = await miroFetch(`/v2/boards/${boardId}/items?limit=50&cursor=${cursor ?? ''}`);
// 50 items per page = 2 requests for 100 items
} while (cursor);
```
## Usage Dashboard Query
If you track API calls in a database:
```sql
SELECT
DATE_TRUNC('hour', created_at) AS hour,
endpoint,
COUNT(*) AS requests,
AVG(duration_ms) AS avg_latency_ms,
COUNT(*) FILTER (WHERE status = 429) AS rate_limited
FROM miro_api_logs
WHERE created_at >= NOW() - INTERVAL '24 hours'
GROUP BY 1, 2
ORDER BY requests DESC;
```
## Budget Alerts
```typescript
// Alert when approaching credit limit
const tracker = new MiroUsageTracker();
// After each API call
tracker.trackRequest(response);
const report = tracker.getReport();
if (report.creditUtilizationPercent > 80) {
await sendSlackAlert({
channel: '#engineering-alerts',
text: `Miro API credit usage at ${report.creditUtilizationPercent}%. ${report.recommendation}`,
});
}
```
## When to Upgrade to Enterprise
Consider Enterprise if you need:
- Higher rate limits (negotiated per account)
- SCIM API for automated user provisioning
- Audit logs API for compliance
- Organization-level management endpoints
- SSO/SAML integration APIs
- Dedicated support for API issues
## Error Handling
| Issue | Cause | Solution |
|-------|-------|----------|
| Hitting 429 frequently | Too many requests | Implement caching + webhooks |
| Credit spikes | Runaway polling loops | Audit all `setInterval` calls |
| Unnecessary full-board fetches | No type filtering | Add `?type=` parameter |
| Small page sizes | Low `limit` parameter | Use `limit=50` (maximum) |
## Resources
- [Miro Pricing](https://miro.com/pricing/)
- [Rate Limiting](https://developers.miro.com/reference/rate-limiting)
- [Miro Enterprise](https://miro.com/enterprise/)
## Next Steps
For architecture patterns, see `miro-reference-architecture`.
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