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Questions

9 questions Grinza has answered, grouped by service. Newest first →

Answers site, weekly content and AI-visibility checks

  • Can you help if my website looks inactive or abandoned?

    Yes — this is exactly what Grinza is built for. A free, sixty-second scan checks whether your site looks active or abandoned to an AI assistant, and if it does need work, Grinza can rebuild it at your current web address and keep it updated with new content every month so it stops looking neglected.

  • Do I need to change my domain name when you rebuild my site?

    No. Grinza rebuilds your site at the same web address you already have, and your email keeps working through the switch. The one thing that needs you is a short call to hand off DNS access — the actual move takes about a day.

  • What happens after my website is rebuilt—do you maintain it?

    Yes. Maintenance is built into both Grinza plans: hosting, security, and backups are included from day one, and every month we publish new content and keep your Google Business listing current. You don't log in, update anything, or manage a dashboard — you send a note if something changes, and we handle it.

  • Can you migrate my old website content to the new one?

    Yes — Grinza rebuilds your new site using the words, photos, and services already on your current site, and your old site is archived (not deleted) before anything changes. You review and approve the rebuilt version before it goes live, so nothing gets lost in the move.

  • Do you provide hosting as part of the rebuild?

    Yes. Hosting is included in both Grinza plans, starting with Base at $250/month, which covers your site rebuilt and hosted, along with security and backups. You don't need a separate hosting account or bill — it's bundled into the monthly plan from day one.

Free AI-readiness scan

  • Will the scan tell me what's wrong with my website?

    Yes — Grinza's free scan gives you a plain-language report that points to specific problems: whether AI can read your services, whether your site looks abandoned, and whether your business details match across the web. It's described as a good indicator, not a guarantee, and some findings still need a person to confirm.

  • What does the sixty-second scan actually check?

    Grinza's free scan checks four things on your business website: whether AI engines can actually read your services, hours, and location; whether your site looks active or abandoned; whether your business details match across the web; and whether outdated software makes your site an easy target. It takes about sixty seconds and produces a plain-language report with a score.

General

  • How often do you update content on rebuilt websites?

    It depends on the plan: Base includes two to four new pieces of content each month, and Growth includes eight to twelve, plus posting out to social and video platforms. On top of that, small changes — hours, photos, prices, staff — are included any time you need them, on either plan.

  • What does it mean for a website to be AI-ready?

    An AI-ready website is one that an AI assistant can actually read and trust: your services, hours, and location are marked up in a machine-readable way, the site looks recently updated, and your business details match everywhere they appear online. If any of that is missing, AI engines don't guess on your behalf — they just recommend a competitor whose site they can parse.