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Yes, you can connect your custom domain name to your Grigora tech company website, establishing a professional and authoritative online presence. Grigora also provides free SSL, CDN, and hosting, ensuring your site is secure, fast, and always accessible, which is vital for credibility in the tech industry.

Licenses yes, but not recurring plans. Grigora Commerce sells one-time purchases only, so there are no subscriptions; sell a perpetual or yearly license as a one-time product, with pay-what-you-want pricing if you want a flexible tier, and bill recurring SaaS plans outside the site. Digital downloads are delivered by email, so each buyer gets the installer as a download link after paying. You connect your own Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal, or Paddle account and handle order tracking, invoices, and fulfillment from the same dashboard as the rest of the site.

The blog is a CMS collection, so whoever owns product marketing can publish an update directly by asking the AI Editor for a new post or adding an entry in the CMS. If your engineering team would rather push updates programmatically instead of using the dashboard, Grigora's MCP server lets an AI agent add the update as a collection entry and publish the site.

Both map cleanly onto directories, Grigora's structured content collections with typed fields such as image, link, text, option, and reference. Team pages are one of the built-in directory examples, and an integrations page works the same way: one item per integration, with a logo image, a category as an option field, and a link out to docs.

Grigora Mail runs on your own domain starting at $5/month, with one inbox and up to 10 aliases, useful for founders@, support@, or sales@ without buying separate seats for each address. It includes a built-in AI assistant for drafting and tone rewrites and works from a browser or a regular mail app on iOS/Android. It's a separate product from the newsletter/email builder, which is for sending campaigns rather than day-to-day mail.

Yes. Grigora's MCP server exposes the live site, including posts, directories, pages, redirects, and publishing, to an AI agent such as Claude, so a technical team can script content changes or hand routine updates to an agent instead of training someone on a dashboard.

Write two or three sentences about the product, the audience and the offer, and the AI returns a full draft page with hero, feature sections, pricing and a signup call to action. Ask the AI Editor to swap the copy and add your own screenshots, then connect your domain and publish. Most of the work is editing, not building.

Paid plans start at $15 a month on the Starter plan, or $144 a year, which works out to $12 a month, with Pro at $25 a month. There is a free trial rather than a free forever tier. Grigora Mail is $5 a month per mailbox. Payments run through your own Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal, or Paddle account, so processing fees are theirs.

There is no importer for sites made with the AI builder, so your current site gets rebuilt rather than imported. In practice you describe the site, let the AI draft the pages, then paste your existing copy and re-upload images. Set up redirects for the old URLs before you point the domain across.

Keep pricing as a normal page you change by prompt in the AI Editor, and run the changelog as a CMS collection with a dated entry per release, so each release gets its own URL and appears in the sitemap. If you would rather not open the dashboard, the MCP server lets an agent post the entry after a release.