An alumni chapter website. Keep the chapter close.AI website builder for alumni chapter

Grigora provides a built-in, privacy-friendly analytics dashboard where you can monitor your website's performance. You can track traffic, engagement, and other insights to understand how alumni interact with your content. Google Analytics integration is also available for more in-depth data, helping your chapter make informed decisions about website content and member outreach.

Add a product in Grigora Commerce called "Annual Alumni Dues" and price it as a one-time purchase that members pay again each year, since there are no subscriptions or automatic renewals, and create a separate "House Fund Donation" product with pay-what-you-want pricing so alumni can give whatever amount they choose. Checkout runs through your connected Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal, or Paddle account, and Grigora generates invoices and tracks each order so your treasurer can see who has paid.

Yes. List "Homecoming Weekend Ticket" as a one-time purchase with variants for General and VIP admission and set inventory limits to cap attendance, then list apparel as a separate product with SKUs and variants for size and color. Discounts can cover early-bird pricing, orders are tracked in one place, and fulfillment is manual, so a volunteer can ship items or hand them out at the event.

Not as an import, but you will not start from scratch. There is no importer for sites made with the AI builder, so give the AI builder the address of the old site and it drafts a new version from the public pages it can read; check every page against the original. From there you can fine-tune layout, colors, and content by describing changes in the AI Editor.

Grigora Mail runs on your chapter's own domain starting at $5/month and supports up to 10 aliases, such as president@ and treasurer@, that all forward into one shared inbox. When a new officer takes over, you hand off the login instead of setting up a new mailbox, and the built-in AI assistant helps draft replies to alumni inquiries.

Yes. Directories let a chapter officer build structured collections, for example a "Class of 2010" collection with typed fields for name, chapter role, and headshot, and manage them directly from the site's admin. This is a content-organization tool for whoever runs the site, not a visitor-facing search tool.

Decide what the site must do first, usually dues, events, news and the roster, then describe the chapter to Grigora and edit the draft it produces. Keep it to a handful of pages so the next officer can maintain it. Assign one brother as editor and one as treasurer on the payment account before you publish.

Build a page with the weekend schedule, hotel details and a map, then sell each event as a product with a stock count so a dinner with ninety seats stops selling at ninety. Grigora has no ticketing engine, so there are no scanned e tickets or seat maps. Print a paid attendee list and check names at the door.

Yes. Grigora includes newsletters with subscriber lists and signup forms, so brothers join from the site itself and you send chapter updates, dues reminders and event notices from the same account that hosts the pages. You can also lock a page such as the roster behind a signup so joining the list is the price of access.

Starter is $15 a month, or $144 a year, which works out to $12 a month, and Pro is $25 a month, a cost most chapters can cover from dues. There is a free trial rather than a free tier. Dues and ticket payments go through the chapter's own Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal, or Paddle account, and officer mailboxes are $5 a month each.