About Squarespace












Squarespace pricing
Squarespace does not have a free version but does offer a free trial. Squarespace paid version starts at US$19.00/month.
Alternatives to Squarespace
Squarespace Reviews
Feature rating

- Industry: Marketing & Advertising
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Daily for 6-12 months
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Intuitive Website Management/ Build
Overall positive- would recommend this platform for bloggers, small businesses, and first time website design.
Pros
Great for small businesses and those less technologically experienced, drag and drop features are great.
Cons
There’s a clear branding “look” that makes it obvious that your website is a Squarespace site.
- Industry: Hospitality
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Best Website Builder EVER
overall, my experience with Squarespace has been amazing. I recommend them to everyone
Pros
How easy it is to use. I first started out with wordpress, godaddy and shopify and that was beyond me. Someone recommended squarespace to me and I was able to rollout my ideas almost instantaneously. thank you!
Cons
I sold my computer so I’d love if the mobile app had all of the same features available as the website but I understand it takes time.
Alternatives Considered
ShopifyReasons for Switching to Squarespace
because you are able to customize the site more to your branding and have more functions SIMPLY verses needing to download a bunch of extra stuff.- Industry: Medical Devices
- Company size: 10,000+ Employees
- Used Weekly for 1-5 months
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My Review of Squarespace
My overall experience with Squarespace is not much good and I am using an alternative platform now.
Pros
I like that Squarespace has a mobile application that allows me to control and manage my website at any time anywhere quickly. Also, I love that I can import high image resolution to show it on my website without affecting the quality of the image. I can literally customize anything like headers.
Cons
The subscription is quite expensive compared to other competitors without any security services offered by Squarespace. It is a little bit difficult to get used to Squarespace as it needs some expertise. Also, Squarespace needs some improvements regarding the e-commerce side.
- Industry: Photography
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Daily for 1-5 months
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Easy to use website builder with a professional set of Features
Overall I'm very happy that I switched from a manual-driven wordpress Website/Shop to fully intergrated Squarespace. Have no worries about hosting, Updating wordpress and woocommerce and the site is working properly!
Pros
Most of selfemployed people running their own business are looking for an easy going solution to create a new website. Sure, wordpress just needs a hosting-space, a template and everything is fine... but with squarespace you can skip all the technical-hosting-Stuff and start with the websitbuilder and a template you like for your business. You can use 14days of trial and set up a website. If you like it, pay for the priceplan you need (with oder without a shop-solution) and everything is fine.
Cons
If you really want to customize the Design and some details in your template you have to start writing in the SS forums. Most of the time, you get a quick answer. But sometimes it's a bit of try&error until it is working like you wanted to change details in your website template.
Alternatives Considered
WixReasons for Choosing Squarespace
Wanted a fully integrated website-shop-solution and no more hosting-tasksReasons for Switching to Squarespace
Workflows ans usability are better as an administrator- Industry: Marketing & Advertising
- Company size: 2-10 Employees
- Used Weekly for 1-5 months
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The intersection of web pages and e-commerce
Pros
I think the design capabilities of Squarespace rival Weebly and Shopify, but its use cases are more broad. I'd never use Shopify for a static landing page or contact form, and Weebly wouldn't be my first choice for an online store. Squarespace, however, offers ease of use, design freedom, reasonably low cost, and the flexibility of being great at doing both!
Cons
I didn't like how you have to pay just to send your second email marketing campaign or after so many emails you sent out. I think that should be a free feature up until a certain amount of emails are on the list. (Something like 1,000 or 5,000)... You won't make any money email marketing on the free Squarespace emails. Perhaps Shopify would be a better choice if email marketing is a massive perk for you. (If you're going for an online store)