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Yes, Grigora's interactive form builder allows you to create custom lead capture forms for project inquiries, collaboration proposals, or general contact. These forms can be easily embedded into your website, providing a clear and efficient way for potential clients or partners to communicate their needs to your engineering firm.

Grigora includes free SSL, CDN, and hosting, ensuring your website is secure, loads quickly, and is always available. You can also connect a custom domain (e.g., yourfirmname.com) to establish a professional and credible online presence, which is essential for trust and brand recognition in the engineering sector.

Yes, Grigora features a built-in newsletter system. You can create, send, and track email campaigns to inform clients, partners, or stakeholders about new projects, company milestones, or industry insights. Newsletter subscription forms help you build a professional network, keeping them engaged with your civil engineering practice.

Yes. Build a Projects directory collection with typed fields: a map field for the project site location, multi-image for site photos, rich text for scope and deliverables, an option field for project category (roads, bridges, site development, stormwater, etc.), and datetime for completion date. Visitors can then browse projects by type or location instead of scrolling a single page.

Yes. A Team directory collection gives each engineer a structured entry: text fields for license number and state, an option field for discipline (structural, transportation, geotechnical, etc.), an image field for headshot, and rich text for credentials. That reads as a real staff roster rather than a paragraph of names.

Yes. Grigora Commerce supports digital downloads with protected delivery, so standard details, CAD templates, or report templates can be sold as one-time purchases through your own connected Stripe or Razorpay account, with file access gated to paying customers.

Yes. Grigora Mail includes up to 10 aliases on your custom domain starting at $5/month, so addresses like rfp@, submittals@, and info@ can all land in one inbox, with labels you create and apply yourself to keep them apart, and an AI assistant to help draft replies.

There is no importer for sites made with the AI builder, so the pages are rebuilt rather than copied. Give the AI builder the address of your current site and it drafts a new version from the public pages it can read; check every project write-up and team page against the original before you switch.

A page per discipline you practise, a filterable project portfolio with sector and scope on each entry, a team page listing engineers and their registrations, a markets or clients page for public agencies versus private developers, and a contact page that routes RFP and general enquiries to different inboxes.

Give each discipline and each market its own page instead of one services list, then work the on-page suggestions for titles, headings, and meta descriptions. Sitemaps and IndexNow push new project pages out, redirects preserve old URLs, and keyword research shows the terms owners actually search.

Structured content rather than flat pages, so projects and staff stay consistent as they multiply. Look for custom domains, SSL, sitemaps, redirects, and a CMS you can update without a developer. Grigora covers these and lets AI agents update collection entries and redirects through an MCP server.

Plans start at $15 a month on Starter, or $144 a year, which works out to $12 a month, and Pro is $25 a month. There is a free trial, not a free forever plan. Selling drawings or templates requires your own Stripe or Razorpay account, and those processors charge their own fees.