Ship emails without fear: Introducing Migma Email Preflight
Every email you send is a small thesis about your product. It should read like you, render like you tested it on a dozen devices, and not land users on a 404. Migma Email Preflight is a simple, automated safety net that catches tone drift, rendering issues, and broken links before a single message goes out.
Below I’ll show what it checks, how it fits into real workflows, and quick examples that teams can apply today.
Why a preflight matters (and why most teams skip it)
Most teams treat email like a final step: write, paste into an ESP, send. That works until it doesn’t. A few things are maddeningly common and avoidable:
- Tone slips — your subject or body sounds off-brand.
- Rendering breaks — Outlook mangles your layout, Gmail drops images.
- Bad links — a promotion points to a removed product page.
- Accessibility/alt-text problems — screen readers see nothing useful.

What Migma Email Preflight checks
Migma’s Preflight bundles multiple checks into one pass so you don’t have to stitch tools together.
- Brand Voice Guard
- Compatibility Checker

- Link Validator
- Quick Fix Suggestions
These checks are powered by a context engine that understands your brand, content, and live pages — so checks are meaningful, not just generic.
Where to learn more and get started
You can try Email Preflight inside Migma today. It sits alongside the editor, so running a preflight is one click away — or you can automate it via API in your release pipeline.
- Start a free trial or see a demo: https://migma.ai/create
- Read docs and integrations on the site for Klaviyo, Shopify, and ESPs: https://migma.ai
A preflight won’t make your emails creative or strategic, but it will stop avoidable errors from undermining them. If you care about the way your product presents itself — and you should — add a short automated audit to every send. Run Migma Email Preflight on your next draft and notice the difference: fewer broken links, fewer weird renders, and a voice that finally sounds like you intended.

