Grigora

Services pile up around a small business website the way takeaway menus pile up in a kitchen drawer. Pages, blog, newsletter and shop each come from a different provider, and each sends a different bill. Under one Grigora account, you describe the site you want and an AI drafts the pages, which you then adjust in a visual editor. Hosting and the SSL certificate behind the browser padlock are included.

The shop sells physical goods and downloads, with stock counts per variant and discount codes. Payments run through Stripe, Paddle, PayPal or Razorpay, and recurring subscriptions work with Stripe only. Grigora tracks shipping zones and order status but ships nothing itself, and working out and filing tax stays with the seller. Newsletters go out from your own domain to the people who signed up through your site's forms.

AI assistants can also work on the site through MCP, a standard that lets them operate other software. They can draft posts or add products, and nothing reaches visitors until a separate publish step runs. Import guides cover moves from WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and about a dozen other systems. Pages and posts come across with their images, while the design and any forms have to be rebuilt.