What it does
Jotboard is a collaborative online whiteboard with real-time sharing, sticky notes, pens, shapes, image placement, and PDF import and export. Its official pricing page lists a free plan with unlimited boards and up to five collaborators, as well as an Educator license at £40 per year.
Jotboard provides a general-purpose canvas for teaching, meetings, and group ideation. The official site lists live sharing, sticky notes, pen and shape tools, images, and PDF import or export, which can support both freeform drawing and work on existing materials.
The pricing page lists unlimited boards on the free plan, with up to five collaborators; an Educator license is £40 per year. Teams that need more participants should verify the paid collaboration limits and classroom requirements before choosing a plan. I reviewed the official product and pricing pages; I did not open a live board or test PDF export.
Strengths
- PDF import and export make it possible to annotate existing materials and retain a board copy.
- The free plan lists unlimited boards and supports up to five collaborators.
Watch out for
- The free plan caps board collaboration at five people.
Best for
- Teachers and facilitators who need a straightforward shared canvas for lessons or meetings.
- Small groups that want to annotate PDFs, images, and freehand drawings together.
Sources
- Jotboard (Oct 25, 2026)
- Pricing - Jotboard (Oct 25, 2026)