Squarespace Websites THAT BRING YOU CLIENTS

It depends on the scope of your project, which is why every project gets a custom proposal. That being said, typically a Single Page site starts at $1,500, and a Multi-Page site starts at $4,000.

Not sure which one fits your situation? Here's a breakdown to help figure it out.

Most projects wrap up in one to three weeks depending on the package.

Squarespace is designed to let anyone create a website, and plenty of people do. But there's a real difference between a site that exists and a site that actually works for your business.

As a Squarespace Expert with over 15 years of design experience, I know exactly how to take the platform beyond what most people can pull off on their own...better structure, stronger strategy, and a finished product that actually brings in clients.

If your goal is a polished, professional website that reflects the quality of what you do, hiring someone who lives and breathes Squarespace is worth it.

A template gives you a starting point that someone else designed for someone else's business.

A custom website is built from scratch, around your specific goals, your clients, and the action you want people to take when they land on your site. No recycled layouts, no one-size-fits-all anything.

Yes, and it's one of the most common projects I take on. A lot of clients come to me with an existing Squarespace website they built themselves or have simply outgrown, and are ready for a redesign.

If your site is on Squarespace 7.0, I'd strongly recommend migrating to 7.1 as part of the redesign. You'll get significantly more design flexibility on 7.1, and knocking out the migration and redesign at the same time saves you money compared to doing them separately.

A lot more than make things look pretty. A good Squarespace designer handles the visual direction, site structure, mobile optimization, SEO foundations, copywriting support, and the strategy behind where things go and why.

The goal isn't just a site you're proud to look at, it's a site that does something useful once people land on it.

A few common reasons: Your SEO settings might be missing page titles and descriptions, your images may be too big, or your site is too new for Google to have indexed it yet.

It can also come down to not having enough content for Google to understand what your site is about. I wrote a full breakdown of how to diagnose and fix this.

The standard trial is 14 days, which honestly isn't a lot of time to build something you're proud of. But if a Squarespace Circle Member (like myself) starts your trial, you get 6 months instead.

Email me before you start your trial and I'll get your trial started so you have plenty of time (90 days) to build without the pressure of a countdown. I wrote a whole post about how the trial works if you want the full picture.

I've built websites for nonprofits, ministries, musicians, performers, actors, small businesses, and everything in between.

Music related projects are some of my favorites since I'm a musician myself - which means I understand the industry and what musicians actually need from a website, not just how to make one look good.

If you're not sure whether your project is a good fit, let's get on a call and find out.

Yes, and that's actually one of the reasons I only build on Squarespace. It's very user-friendly once the site is set up.

Every project includes a custom training video from me, so you'll always have something to come back to when you need a refresher. And if something comes up after we go live, every project includes 30 days of post-launch support.

Less than you'd think. The main things: your branding materials (logo if you have one), professional photos (a branded photoshoot makes a big difference, but we can work with what you have), and your content, meaning the text that needs to go on each page.

I'll also send over a detailed Project Questionnaire once you've signed on that will set the foundation for the site design.

For most small businesses, nonprofits, and creatives, Squarespace is the better choice. Here's why:

Ease of use: Squarespace is built so you can manage your own site without touching a line of code or calling a developer every time something needs updating.

Cost: WordPress might look cheaper upfront, but once you factor in hosting, a premium theme, plugins, and a developer to keep it all running, it adds up fast. Squarespace bundles everything into one predictable monthly cost, and as a Circle Member I can get you 20% off your first year of hosting, a free domain, and a free Google Workspace account.

Security and maintenance: WordPress runs on plugins, and plugins break, get hacked, and need constant updating. Squarespace handles all of that on the backend so you never have to think about it.

SEO: Squarespace has solid built-in SEO tools that work well for most small businesses without needing additional plugins or technical configuration.

WordPress makes sense if you need highly complex, custom functionality and have a developer on speed dial. For everyone else, Squarespace does everything you need without the headache.

I did a full honest comparison if you want to go deeper.