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Squarespace pricing
Squarespace does not have a free version but does offer a free trial. Squarespace paid version starts at US$25.00/month.
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Squarespace Reviews for UK Users
Feature rating

- Industry: E-Learning
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Daily for 1+ year
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Best templates for personal portfolios and e-commerce
Squarespace is a great website builder and e-commerce platform, capturing wide-ranging needs for both personal and business portfolios.
Pros
The simple interface was what I liked most, especially as someone who struggles with too much stimuli on the daily. I also appreciated the many available templates, which reduce decision fatigue but allows for small changes in design if desired. The new AI tool is helpful, as well.
Cons
The templates for online courses are lacking compared to other product-based web commerce templates.
- Industry: Internet
- Company size: 2–10 Employees
- Used Daily for 1+ year
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Squarespace - For All Shapes and Sizes
Overall I am completely pleased with Squarespace. I feel all of the pros highly outweigh any cons that are involved.
Pros
I really enjoy the ease of Squarespace. It is very upfront in its ability to ensure usability for beginners as well as more in-depth processes for experts. It's easy, fast, and offers a great amount of support.
Cons
While there are not many things I dislike about Squarespace, the very thing I enjoy is also a perplexing issue. Correct placement is a bit harder to achieve when using the website builder. Also, a colleague mentioned Squarespace, in the past, had problems with backing up work.
Reasons for Choosing Squarespace
I found the time it took to design with Squarespace, along with the results achieved, were better in quality and ease of use than in Webflow.Switched From
WebflowReasons for Switching to Squarespace
I found Squarespace to be the entire package I was looking for with my needs in mind as a designer and writer.- Industry: Hospitality
- Company size: 11–50 Employees
- Used Daily for 1+ year
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Great for someone who is just starting
Pros
I like how they have options for pre created webpages for people that are just starting and dont know how to design a website.
Cons
You are limited to what you can do on squarespace.
Alternatives Considered
WixReasons for Switching to Squarespace
Wix has many more features and you get more bang for your buck.- Industry: Food & Beverages
- Company size: 51–200 Employees
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Squarespace for the WIN!
My overall experience with square space is very good. They make it very convenient access your income, and are sure to quickly deposit into corresponding accounts.
Pros
What I like most about square space is the ability to quickly access a point of sale service with fairly low processing rates.
Cons
What I like the least about square space, while the processing rates are pretty low, there are more competitive services out there.
- Industry: Architecture & Planning
- Company size: Self Employed
- Used Daily for 2+ years
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Huge Upgrade In the Quality of My Websites
Squarespace is very user-friendly, intuitive, and versatile. I found it to be a huge upgrade from other services I have used to make websites over the years.
Pros
I appreciate the ease of getting started and ability to customize. Taking advantage of the ability to create a "members only" part of a website has been a game-changer for a membership-based nonprofit I work with.
Cons
I wish it allowed integration with other financial programs besides Stripe/Donorbox and other ways to have an online shop.