A news roundup website. See the wider picture.News roundup.See the wider picture.

Grigora's website builder with 50+ customizable blocks and templates is ideal for creating an organized news aggregation platform. While it doesn't automatically pull feeds, you can manually curate and link to external news sources, or use the built-in blogging platform to summarize and comment on news. The responsive design ensures content is readable on any device.

Grigora's built-in blogging platform is perfect for publishing aggregated news content, along with your commentary or analysis. You can use categories and tags to organize news by topic, source, or relevance. The directory maker can also be used to create curated lists of news sources or trending topics, enhancing user experience.

Grigora provides robust SEO tools to boost your news aggregation site's visibility. Benefit from built-in on-page SEO suggestions, a keyword research tool to identify trending news topics, and meta tag customization. We also support URL optimization and Google Search Console integration, helping more readers discover your curated content.

Yes, Grigora's AI paragraph rephraser can be invaluable for summarizing longer news articles into concise snippets for your aggregation site. The AI blog writer can also assist in generating compelling headlines or brief intros, saving you time and ensuring your content is engaging and easy to digest for readers.

Grigora's built-in newsletter system is perfect for a news aggregation site. You can create subscription forms and popups to capture email addresses from interested readers. Then, use the system to send out daily or weekly news digests, keeping your audience informed and engaged with your curated content.

Yes, Grigora supports team collaboration with features like blog remarks (Google Docs-style commenting) and task assignment. This is ideal for news aggregation, allowing multiple curators or editors to work together on selecting, summarizing, and publishing news content efficiently and consistently.

Yes. Alongside the regular blog/post editor, you can build a directory - a structured content collection - for your story archive, using typed fields like an option field for category or region, a reference field linking back to the original source, and a datetime field for when a story broke. That gives you a filterable, structured archive instead of a single chronological feed.

Yes. The Newsletters and Email Builder let you write, design, and send digest-style emails from the same platform running your site, so you can reach subscribers with your top stories without a separate email tool.

Yes. Grigora Commerce supports Stripe subscriptions, so you can set up a recurring premium membership, plus one-time purchases if you'd rather sell individual reports or archive access. You connect your own Stripe account and stay responsible for tax and compliance.

Yes. Grigora includes automatic migration from Blogger, Wix, and Webflow, and you get on-page SEO controls, including meta settings and schema.org structured data, to carry forward into the new site.

Yes. Grigora's MCP server lets an AI agent, such as Claude, manage your live site directly, including creating and publishing posts, which suits a news operation that needs to push updates quickly without someone sitting in a dashboard.

Describe the beat you cover and the AI generates the site, then publish each item as a short post: your own summary, why it matters, and a link to the original. Categories and tags file it by topic or region. Scheduling lets you write several at once and release them through the day.

There is no built-in RSS importer. What you can do is connect an AI agent through Grigora's MCP server and have it create and publish posts, so the site updates without you opening the editor. Otherwise each item goes in by hand, which at least keeps your own summary on every entry.

Sitemaps generate automatically, IndexNow tells search engines when you publish, and redirects cover any URL you change. On-page suggestions check titles, headings and descriptions post by post, and you can connect Search Console and analytics. Write an original summary for every story rather than pasting source text.

Paid plans start at $15 a month on Starter billed annually, which is $144 a year, and Pro is $25 a month. There is a free trial, not a free forever plan. If you charge readers, that money runs through your own Stripe account, so its fees apply separately.