A law firm website. A clear place to begin.Law firm.A clear place to begin.

Yes, Grigora's drag-and-drop editor, 50+ customizable blocks, and ready-made templates empower law firms to create a sophisticated and responsive online presence. Your website will be mobile-friendly, ensuring it projects professionalism on any device, which is crucial for client perception and accessibility.

The directory maker feature is excellent for creating detailed profiles of your attorneys, outlining their expertise, and showcasing your firm's practice areas. This allows potential clients to easily find the specific legal services they need, presented in a clear and organized manner.

Grigora includes comprehensive SEO tools vital for law firms, such as built-in on-page SEO suggestions, a keyword research tool for legal terms, meta tag customization, and schema markup generation. URL optimization, Google Search Console integration, and automatic image optimization will help your firm rank higher for relevant legal searches.

Yes, Grigora's interactive form builder allows you to create custom lead capture forms for client inquiries, case evaluations, or consultation requests. While Grigora doesn't have a built-in booking system, you can easily embed links to external scheduling tools or use Zapier via webhooks to connect your forms to your existing CRM.

Yes, through our separate Professional Mail product, your law firm can have custom domain email (e.g., info@yourfirm.com). This service includes 30GB storage, an AI writing assistant, smart replies, and scheduled sending, ensuring all your communications are professional, secure, and branded with your firm's identity.

Grigora's built-in blogging platform is ideal for publishing legal articles and thought leadership. The AI blog writer and outline generator can assist in drafting content. Team collaboration features like blog remarks (Google Docs-style commenting) and task assignment streamline the content creation and review process among your legal team.

Yes. Set up an Attorneys directory in Grigora's CMS, a structured content collection with typed fields for image, rich text bio, option fields for practice areas, and reference fields linking to related case results or blog posts. Every new hire gets a consistent profile page without rebuilding the layout by hand.

Yes. Directories are built for this: create one directory collection for practice areas and another for case results, each with its own typed fields, and keep both separate from the blog/post editor you use for firm news and legal updates.

Grigora's on-page SEO controls include meta settings and schema.org structured data you can apply to attorney pages, practice area pages, and the homepage. Paired with the built-in privacy-friendly analytics, you can also see which of those pages actually bring in visits.

Yes, Grigora supports automatic migration from Wix, Webflow, and Blogger, so a Wix-built firm site can be brought over rather than recreated page by page.

Yes. Grigora's Newsletters and Email Builder let you write, design, and send client updates or legal newsletters from the same platform as your site. That's separate from Grigora Mail, which handles your firm's day-to-day inbox on a custom domain.

Yes. Add the service as a product in Grigora Commerce with your flat fee and a description of what's included, then connect Stripe or Razorpay so the client pays through checkout right on your site. The purchase creates an order in your dashboard that you fulfill manually once the engagement is scheduled, giving you a clear record of who's paid before you open a file. If there's a remaining balance due later, such as costs beyond the flat fee, you can issue an invoice from that same order.

A headshot, bar admissions and jurisdictions, practice areas, years in practice, representative matters, education and one direct way to make contact. Keep every bio on the same template so the roster reads evenly as the firm grows, and link each attorney to the practice area pages they actually handle.

For a solo practice the questions that matter are how fast you can publish without paying a developer, whether the site carries a real blog for legal updates, and whether email and payments are covered. Grigora drafts the site from your description, hosts it with SSL and lets you edit between client matters.

Use your own domain and add Grigora Mail at $5 a month per account, so you hand out firstname@yourfirm.com rather than a personal Gmail. Give each attorney and paralegal an address of their own, and keep a shared intake address for whatever your contact and consultation forms send through.

Grigora starts at $15 a month for Starter, billed annually at $144, with Pro at $25 a month. There is a free trial, not a free forever plan. Mail accounts are $5 a month each, and if you collect flat fees online, card processing is charged by your own Stripe or Razorpay account.