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

Squarespace Member Sites (formerly known as Member Areas) let creators and businesses offer exclusive content through gated sections on their Squarespace websites. Whether you want to share private courses, digital downloads, podcasts, or community access, Member Sites provide a straightforward way to monetize your content and build a membership base. If you’re considering adding memberships

If you’ve been building a membership site on Squarespace, you’ve probably started with their native Member Sites feature. It’s built right in, easy to set up, and feels like a natural fit. But here’s the thing — many Squarespace site owners hit a wall pretty quickly. The native membership tools just don’t have the flexibility

If you’re running a Squarespace website and thinking about how to handle payments, you’ve probably come across Squarespace Payments — the platform’s built-in payment processor. It’s easy enough to set up, but if you’ve done any digging or talked to other site owners, you might’ve heard some grumbles about delays and limited options. One alternative

Selling digital products like ebooks, online courses, or membership sites is a great way for creators and entrepreneurs to monetize their knowledge and make passive income. If you already have a Squarespace website, adding the ability to sell digital products is actually quite easy!

Squarespace makes it easy to build a beautiful website — and if you’ve looked into creating a members‑only area, you might’ve seen their built‑in membership feature. What a lot of people don’t realize, though, is that it’s not the only way to run memberships on Squarespace. If you want a little more flexibility — like