If you already have a Squarespace website, you’re ahead of the game. Your site looks professional, your branding is in place, and now you’re thinking: How do I actually start selling my services through this thing? Maybe you’ve looked at Squarespace’s built‑in options for appointments, products, or digital downloads. But once you want more control

If you’re running a membership site on Squarespace, you might want to manually approve new members before they get access — especially if you want to control who joins or vet applications. But here’s the thing: Squarespace’s native member areas don’t let you do this. Squarespace’s built-in member areas are pretty limited when it comes

If you’re trying to set up multiple membership tiers on Squarespace, here’s something important to know: the native member sites feature isn’t really built for that. With Squarespace, you have to create a separate member area for each tier. So if you want a Basic tier and a Premium tier, you end up making two

If you’re trying to sell videos on Squarespace, you’ve probably realized it’s not always as simple as just uploading a file and hitting “sell.” You can either sell videos one by one as digital products or offer a whole library through memberships. Both options sound good in theory, but Squarespace’s built-in tools can feel a