Migma

A closer look at Migma

Migma designs and delivers email campaigns that convert: describe a campaign and Migma creates the copy and layout in the brand, edit visually or by asking, run Preflight to preview each email on desktop and phone in light and dark modes, then send from the sender's own domain and track opens and clicks as they happen.

Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.

When to choose Migma

• Marketers who want AI to write and design a campaign around their brand and products, from welcome emails to launches and follow-ups.
• Teams that need to preview every email on desktop and phone, light and dark, before it goes out.
• Senders who want to send from their own domain and see opens and clicks live.

When to choose something else

• Teams that need native signup forms or event-triggered automation flows today, since the pricing comparison marks those as planned or coming soon.
• Senders who need more monthly sends or AI credits than the Premium allowance, since Premium covers 200,000 sends and 350 AI credits, with larger allowances on Business.
• Teams that expect the free start to remove Migma branding, since paid plans are the ones that export and send without Migma branding.

A practical starting workflow

1. Describe the campaign and let Migma design it in the brand, or import from Figma, a screenshot or HTML.
2. Edit visually or by asking, changing text, images, colours and styles without code.
3. Run Preflight across devices and modes, then send from your own domain and track opens and clicks.

Check before committing

• The pricing comparison lists plan features and allowances but the extracted text does not carry plan prices, so no plan amounts are recorded here.
• Automated flows and some export destinations are marked planned, so they should not be promised for current campaigns.

Common questions

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