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Migma is for email people asked for or reasonably expect from your brand.

Use Migma for permission-based email

Migma is not for cold email. Do not use scraped, bought, rented, borrowed, or guessed email addresses.

Good uses

Marketing people chose

Newsletters, product news, offers, event updates, welcome flows, and other marketing for subscribers who opted in.

Messages people need

Account, order, billing, security, and service updates connected to an action or customer relationship.

Quick permission check

Did this person choose to hear from us?

A clear newsletter form, checkout choice, account setting, or request for updates counts. Being in a CRM, attending a call, matching your audience, or appearing on LinkedIn does not.

Before sending marketing email

Each person has clear permission to receive this kind of email.
Your list keeps the original subscription status when moved from another service.
Unsubscribed, bounced, invalid, and blocked contacts stay out.
Your email includes an easy way to unsubscribe or change preferences.
Account and order messages are different from marketing. Send them only when they are needed, and still keep bounced, complained, or manually blocked addresses out.

How Migma helps

Audience controls

Keep subscription status, preferences, and contact details together.

Suppression list

Prevent unsubscribed, bounced, complained, or blocked contacts from receiving mail.

Email Preflight

Review links, wording, spam risk, and inbox rendering before sending.

Sending domain

Send larger campaigns from an address that belongs to your brand.
Use Send Test Email while reviewing a draft. Tests work without adding a sending domain and do not send to your audience.

Learn more

Add contacts from a file

Bring in people while preserving who can receive marketing.

GDPR newsletter consent

Set up clear newsletter permission for EU and UK subscribers.

CAN-SPAM checklist

Review sender details, content, and unsubscribe requirements.

Audience health

Keep your list clean and protect future delivery.
Last modified on September 1, 2026