MiroMind

Tool snapshot
Best fitDesign · Research · Image Generation
In one lineMiroMind is a general-purpose reasoning service with web reports, open source MiroThinker research models, and credits based on question complexity.

MiroMind presents itself as a general-purpose solver built around agentic reasoning. Its website places the service alongside MiroThinker research models and MiroMind OS. The product's examples focus on questions that call for research or reasoning across several steps.

Reasoning and research focus

MiroMind describes MiroThinker as a series of open source deep research models. The website connects those models with multi-step reasoning under MiroMind OS and emphasizes stability and accuracy as development goals. Its benchmark figures are the publisher's own presentation of performance, rather than a guarantee for an individual question.

The homepage lists intended uses such as system design and failure analysis, hypothesis generation, contract analysis, and risk modeling. It also shows an example answer about events affecting a stock index. Those examples establish the kinds of problems MiroMind targets; a displayed answer should still be assessed for the date and purpose of the user's actual question.

Choosing a model and request size

MiroMind's pricing separates Basic and Pro model choices. Each request is classified as Simple, Medium, or Complex, and that classification affects its credit cost. The listed Basic costs are 100, 300, and 800 credits; the corresponding Pro costs are 200, 600, and 1,600 credits.

This structure makes the number of questions available depend on both complexity and model choice. A monthly credit total alone does not imply a fixed number of research requests.

Free access and paid credits

MiroMind's free plan provides 100 credits every 24 hours. The pricing page lists access to Basic and Pro models, with limited web report generation. Pro is listed at $19 per month with 20,000 monthly credits, priority responses, and reduced credit cost for web reports.

A one-time Starter Boost costs $4.99 for 4,000 credits valid for 365 days. The page also offers a yearly billing choice. Compare the current credit rules with your expected mix of questions and web reports before choosing a plan.