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GitMind vs MindMeister
Both do 1 of the same productivity tools task. Below is what each says about its own limits and pricing, and how each ranks on signals we can measure or quote.
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GitMind
GitMind is a free AI-powered mind mapping & brainstorming app. Create and collaborate on mind maps online in real-time.
Signals score: 4.0 / 5 · not a hands-on test
Visit gitmind.comB
MindMeister
The free online mind map maker trusted by 40M+ people. Create, share, and generate AI mind maps in seconds. No download. Start free.
Signals score: 4.1 / 5 · not a hands-on test
Visit www.mindmeister.comPricing, limits and privacy
- Free tier
- A: Free Basic plan: up to 10 mind maps/whiteboards, 10 images per whiteboard and 30 per mind map, 1 planet with up to 5 members, regular format export, unlimited slide show use and sync.
- B: Free plan ($0 forever): up to 3 mind maps, 500 Meister AI credits, unlimited collaborators, templates, presentations, focus mode, iOS and Android apps.
- Paid plan
- A: Monthly $9/month; annual $4.08/month (both auto-renew, cancel anytime). A 3-year non-subscription Black Friday offer is shown, listed as "$79 per month" (wording unclear). Adds unlimited maps, HD export, priority support. Page does not mention country-based pricing.
- B: Personal, Pro and Business per user. The page shows conflicting prices: plan cards show $350, $550, $850 per user/month while the comparison table shows $3.50, $5.50, $8.50. Billing toggles are Yearly and 6 months; pricing is based on region. Not confirmed which period applies.
- Signup
- A: Free plan has a Sign Up button; the page does not explicitly say an account is required.
- B: Free plan's Get started button leads to sign-up; page does not explicitly say an account is required.
- Watermark
- A: Page says watermark is not supported on the free plan; paid plans can add a watermark. Not otherwise stated for free exports.
- B: Not stated.
- Where files go
- A: Privacy policy says GitMind stores and processes files you create or upload; some files are uploaded to the company's cloud server, and data may sit on leased third-party servers. Kept while the account exists; deletion starts immediately after account deletion, though backups may take time.
- B: Privacy page says user-created content and uploaded files are collected and stored on secure servers; location not stated, and data may be processed outside the EEA. No retention period for content given; deleted after contract termination unless law requires longer.
From each tool's own pages, checked 2026-11-01. Prices and limits change; check the tool before you rely on them. Sources are listed on each tool's page.
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