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FigJam vs Whiteboard.chat

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FigJam

9.0#3 in online whiteboardsFrom $3 a month
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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FactFigJamWhiteboard.chat
CollaborationFigJam supports audio conversations, live chat, comments, stamps, emotes, and Spotlight mode.Teachers can join a student’s board to give personalized feedback and use individual or group boards for collaborative activities.
Founded20122020
IntegrationsThe official product page names Asana, Jira and GitHub integrations, while the integrations catalog also lists Google Workspace, Slack, Zoom and Microsoft Teams.The maker lists Microsoft Teams and Google Classroom among the learning platforms that work with Whiteboard.chat.
PurposeFigJam is an online collaborative whiteboard for teams to define ideas, align on decisions, and move work forward.Whiteboard.chat is an interactive online whiteboard designed for teaching and team collaboration.
SecurityFigma says it has a SOC 2 Type 2 report and certifications including ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and ISO/IEC 27018:2019.The privacy policy says student login records are stored in a secure cloud database with encryption at rest and in transit, with access limited to employees who need it to operate the service.

FigJam plans

  • StarterFree
  • Professional — Collab seat$3 a month
  • Professional Collab seat$3 a month
  • Enterprise — Collab seat$5 a month
  • Organization Collab seat$5 a month
  • Enterprise Collab seat$5 a month

Whiteboard.chat plans

  • Educator (Free)Free
  • Basic—
  • Gold—
  • Schools/DistrictsPriced on request
  • Starter—

Pick FigJam if…

FigJam suits teams that need a shared space for workshops, planning, and decision-making, including people without prior design-tool experience. It also accommodates short-term contributors from other teams or companies through open sessions.

Pick Whiteboard.chat if…

Whiteboard.chat suits teachers who need browser-based lessons, individual student workspaces, and live feedback. It also supports collaborative classroom activities and learning-platform integrations.

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