The CRM that keeps itself.

Migaru is an AI-native CRM that keeps itself. It reads your team’s email and calendar, records their calls once they turn its notetaker on, files each conversation on its account and contacts, and on the deal when the account has one open, and keeps summaries and last-contact dates current. It also preps external meetings, turns promises into tasks, and drafts follow-ups and outreach for you to approve.

A CRM whose record is written by software from the conversations a team already has, rather than typed in by people. In Migaru, facts like who was on a call and when someone last replied are kept for you, and judgements like a deal’s stage or close date are suggested for a person to approve.

A traditional CRM is only as current as what someone remembered to type. Migaru starts from your mailbox, calendar and calls, and who you talk to in Slack, creates contacts and accounts for the people you talk to, opens a deal when a company is plainly buying, and keeps the record current as the conversations happen. Anything that is a judgement waits for your approval, and nothing goes to a customer without you.

Only campaigns you launch. Follow-ups and sequence steps are drafted into a review queue, and approving an email puts it in your own mailbox as a draft for you to edit and send, while a LinkedIn or call step becomes a task for you. On Growth, an Outreach campaign you write and launch sends from mailboxes connected for it, inside the hours and daily limits you set, and stops for anyone who answers. In Slack it answers only in direct messages, and it never sends anything on LinkedIn.

Gmail or Outlook with its calendar, Slack, and Zoom for the notetaker. The notetaker records Google Meet, Zoom and Teams calls, and transcripts from any other recorder come in as files: subtitles, text, Word or PDF. In Slack you can also ask Migaru in a direct message. Your records can be read and written through the API and Migaru’s MCP server, which Claude, ChatGPT and other assistants connect to by signing in, with no key to copy. Any view can be exported as CSV, Excel or JSON.

Yes, on every plan, once you turn it on. Migaru’s notetaker joins your Google Meet, Zoom and Teams calls, records video and audio, and files the transcript on the meeting, where it is summarised, made searchable and read for what each side promised. It is off for each person until they turn it on, any meeting can be sent one or kept clear of it, and on Zoom you connect your Zoom account first. Transcripts from any other recorder can still be dropped in.

Migaru has four plans. Starter is $62 per user per month, billed monthly, for 1 to 3 users. Pro is $699 per month for the workspace, billed annually, with 5 users included and more at $140 per user per month. Growth is $1,399 per month for the workspace, billed annually, with 10 users included and more at $140 per user per month. Enterprise is priced for your team and billed annually. Starter and Pro start with a 14-day free trial.

Yes. Starter and Pro start with a 14-day free trial. A trial has everything its plan has. The card you add at sign-up is charged only when the trial ends, so cancelling before then costs nothing.

Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, mailbox and connector credentials are encrypted again inside the database, and API keys are stored only as hashes. Customer data isn’t used to train models. Our SOC 2 Type II audit and HIPAA work are in progress.

Yes. Export each object from your current CRM as a CSV and import it, up to 50,000 rows a file, mapping its columns onto your fields. Then connect your mailbox and calendar, and Migaru fills in the conversations around what you imported.