That might sound like a bummer at first, but it's true what they say-you get what you pay for.Ĭoggle is an excellent app. It looks sharp, it's easy to use, and it doesn't require a download to get started. Plus, unlike our two previous apps, its online placement allows multiple users to edit the same mind map from different locations. That's ideal for anyone who's co-writing a novel.Īnd now for the part about the pricing, which I'm sure you've been waiting for. On Coggle's free plan, you get your first three mind maps saved to their private servers, which means no one else can see them. You can create more, but each mind map beyond the third is publicly available for anyone to see. Moving up to the $5 per month range gives you unlimited mind maps that are always saved privately.
And then at $8 a month, you get bulk exports and consolidated billing for large teams.
Pros: Beautiful layout, intuitive controls, online collaboration So, as you can see, it's a great app, but it's going to cost you something to use it. Mindomo gives you your first three mind maps free.
Their paid plans start at $36 for 6 months and scale up to $142 for 6 months. In addition to a smooth interface and clean design, Mindomo offers mobile apps for iOS and Android, templates for your mind maps, and even option to record notes using audio or video. That last feature is rare, so that's definitely a selling point for Mindomo. Finally, it also integrates with Google Suite and Microsoft Office.
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