mirrago.com

What It Is

Mirrago is an AI virtual try-on and smart shopping app for online fashion retail. On the consumer side, it lets users try clothing on their real body and purchase items in the app. On the brand and ecommerce side, it aims to improve conversion, reduce returns, and make shopping more interactive through virtual try-on. According to the official website, it supports categories including apparel, eyewear, jewelry and accessories, and footwear, and offers iOS and Android apps.

Core Features and Integration

The core product is AI-powered virtual try-on, with an emphasis on realistic textures, full-body visualization, body pose detection, skin tone matching, fabric rendering, intelligent style analysis, mix-and-match outfit creation, and personalized recommendations. For brands, Mirrago provides Custom API / SDK options, including iOS/Android SDKs, GraphQL and REST Endpoints, and support for fully customized UI. It also offers a WordPress / WooCommerce plugin focused on one-click installation, automatic product syncing, and customizable components. The site does not disclose the underlying models, training data, or public benchmarks, so real-world fit accuracy, performance with complex poses, and handling of special fabrics still need to be validated through hands-on testing.

Pricing and Trial

Mirrago’s pricing is straightforward: Starter costs $29/month with 100 try-on result images; Growth costs $49/month with 180 images; and Pro costs $69/month with 300 images. Annual pricing is $348, $588, and $828 respectively, with small discounts on Growth and Pro. Each image generation equals one try-on result image. Quotas refresh monthly, and unused credits expire. The page shows a Start Free Trial option, but does not specify the trial duration, included quota, or whether a credit card is required.

Pros, Cons, and Best Fit

The strengths are its clear positioning and complete integration paths: it can serve consumer try-on use cases, WooCommerce/WordPress merchants, and brands with technical teams that want API access. The downsides are that the quotas are relatively small and could be used up quickly during high-traffic campaigns; the privacy description only says photos are secure and not shared, without details on storage, deletion, or compliance; and there is no clear mention of a Chinese interface, Chinese-language support, or compatibility with local Chinese ecommerce platforms. It is better suited for small and mid-sized fashion brands, independent ecommerce sites, and fashion retailers that are validating the ROI of virtual try-on.

Access from China and Alternatives

The official website does not specify availability from mainland China, supported payment methods, or RMB billing, so access should be considered unknown. For China-focused users, network connectivity, image upload speed, payment, and compliance should all be tested first. Alternative options to watch include Perfect Corp, Vue.ai, Google Shopping virtual try-on, as well as virtual try-on or AI product-shooting tools within the Taobao, Tmall, and JD ecosystems in China.