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Squarespace

Squarespace is a hosted website platform that bundles templates, editor, hosting, domains and e-commerce into one subscription. After a trial every site requires a paid subscription, so a live Squarespace site is a paying customer.

Users are design-conscious small businesses and professionals: photographers, architects, designers, restaurants, consultants and boutique stores, mostly in the United States and English-speaking markets. Running Squarespace means the owner values presentation, has a predictable monthly budget and runs no developer stack: extensions arrive as code blocks rather than plugins.

The list attracts vendors who sell to creative professionals and small premium brands: booking and scheduling tools, email marketing, print and merchandise services, photography and portfolio software, accounting and invoicing, and agencies that offer Squarespace design or a migration to a more flexible platform. A new Squarespace site is a freshly launched brand; a dropped site has often moved to WordPress or Shopify as it grew, which interests migration and e-commerce vendors.

Squarespace is the platform behind 6,073,840 websites, which is 14% of all CMS detections we record. Websites built on Squarespace are most often served from United States (6,057,978), Germany (1,268) and Canada (400), and .com, .org and .net are the most common domain endings.

Websites using Squarespace

Preview filters with coarse ranges. Exact ranks and registration dates are available in the dashboard when you download a list.

6,073,840 websites. Sign in to download the full list (free sample below, full lists from $69/mo)

25 days ago 33 websites used Squarespace; today it is 6,073,840 (+18405475.8%).

Top countries for Squarespace

United States
6.1M
Germany
1.3K
Canada
400
Netherlands
142
Australia
141
United Kingdom
127
Singapore
83
France
66

Top TLDs

.com
4.8M
.org
416.3K
.net
235.9K
.uk
80.2K
.au
58.8K
.ca
41.8K
.info
32.5K
.de
21.7K

Sample of 15 websites using Squarespace

best-ranked first; the full list has 6,073,840
DomainCountryMajestic rankNetAPI rankContactsFirst seen
squarespace.com US 218 1,014 email 2026-10-17
youradchoices.ca US 1,745 3,179 email 2026-10-12
mediavine.com US 21,039 4,290 2026-10-09
datareportal.com US 2,558 6,886 email 2026-10-11
stability.ai US 4,368 9,153 email 2026-10-13
vrchat.com US 18,385 10,022 2026-10-08
pixar.com US 5,911 11,335 2026-10-10
tvpixel.com US - 12,574 2026-10-16
rxinform.org US - 13,575 2026-10-08
blogher.com US 7,142 16,044 2026-10-13
podtrac.com US 16,520 17,588 2026-10-10
podscribe.com US 276,311 19,167 2026-10-09
adprime.com US - 20,290 2026-10-14
facepunch.com US 23,355 20,763 2026-10-12
prx.org US 11,276 21,101 phone 2026-10-10

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Questions about Squarespace websites

How many websites are built on Squarespace?

As of November 2, 2026, 6,073,840 websites are built on Squarespace. The number is recalculated every night from our own crawl of the web, so it follows real launches and migrations.

Who buys lists of Squarespace websites?

Agencies and freelancers who build, maintain or migrate Squarespace sites, vendors of plugins, themes and hosting for Squarespace, and anyone selling a tool that integrates with it: every website on the list is a business that has already chosen the platform and keeps paying to run it.

Where are Squarespace websites hosted?

United States leads with 6,057,978 websites, followed by Germany (1,268) and Canada (400). The country is where the website is served from; sites on a hosted platform show the platform's country.

How do I find websites that recently moved to Squarespace?

The New tab on this page lists websites where our crawler saw Squarespace for the first time in the last days, newest first: new launches and migrations from other platforms. The Dropped tab shows websites that moved away from Squarespace. Both lists download with a subscription and are refreshed every morning.

How do I get a list of Squarespace websites?

A free BetaScan account downloads a {sample_rows}-row sample. A subscription from $69 a month gives the full list of 6,073,840 domains, or a dataset with emails, phones, country, hosting and ranks, filtered by country, TLD, rank and registration date. The lists of websites that recently moved to or away from Squarespace are included. See pricing.

How does BetaScan detect Squarespace?

Our crawler fetches the homepage of every domain we track and matches the page and its response headers against the signatures of 7,636 technologies. A website counts as using Squarespace when its latest crawl shows the signature; when the signature disappears, the site moves to the dropped list.

How can you tell a website is built with Squarespace?

A Squarespace page begins with an HTML comment that reads "This is Squarespace." followed by the template and site ids. Images and scripts are served from static1.squarespace.com and assets.squarespace.com, the body carries classes that name the template family, and the page footer often shows a Squarespace credit. Sites still on a trial use a squarespace.com subdomain. Our crawler matches these markers in the homepage source.

Is Squarespace used by large companies or small ones?

Almost entirely by small businesses, solo professionals and creators. A few larger brands use it for campaign or event sites, but the platform is designed for owners without a developer, and its pricing and feature set match one-location businesses and personal brands. For sellers that is useful: the person who reads the contact email is usually the owner, not a procurement team.

What can you sell to Squarespace users?

Because every Squarespace site is a paid subscription, the owners are used to paying monthly for online tools. Good fits are scheduling and booking software, email and SMS marketing, photography and stock services, print-on-demand and shipping tools, local SEO, bookkeeping software and design agencies. Vendors of competing platforms use the dropped list, and e-commerce platforms target stores that have outgrown the built-in shop.