Squarespace Promo Codes & Student Discount

1. Pay annually and claim the free domain

   $19 instead of $25 a month on Basic, plus a free domain yearLow effortAnyone keeping a site for a year or more

   On Squarespace's US pricing page, Basic costs $19 a month billed yearly ($228) or $25 month to month; Core is $29 or $39, Plus $49 or $65, and Advanced $99 or $139. Squarespace advertises savings of up to 36% for paying annually — on those prices the gap works out to $72 a year on Basic and $480 on Advanced. Annual plans also include one free custom domain for the first year, registered within a year of starting the plan; monthly plans don't get one.^{[1, 4, 14]}

   1. Build your site on the free trial, then click Subscribe when you're ready.
   2. Pick a plan and choose the Annual billing cycle.
   3. Register your free domain from that site within its first year on the plan.

2. Enter a public code on your first payment

   10% off an annual plan with GIMME10Low effortNew subscribers

   Squarespace's own coupons page lists GIMME10 for 10% off an annual website plan, valid on your first purchase only, and its help guide to building a nonprofit site gives NONPROFIT for 10% off the first payment. It also runs limited-time codes in a banner on its pricing page, each with its own expiry date. Only one code works per order, and none combines with an automatic discount such as the Circle discount or the free-domain offer — Squarespace applies whichever saves you more.^{[1, 3, 11, 20]}

   1. Choose your plan and billing cycle, enter your payment details and click Save and continue.
   2. On the Review order page, type the code in the Promo code field and click Apply.
   3. Check the new total before you confirm the purchase.

3. Students: take half off the first year

   50% off a first annual planSome effortFull-time students at eligible colleges and universities

   Once Student Beans confirms you're a student, it gives you a single-use code for 50% off the first annual plan bought on a site — Basic, Core, Plus and Advanced all qualify, but monthly plans, domains, Acuity Scheduling, Mobile Start plans and reactivated sites don't. Alumni, faculty, staff and high-school students can't use it; you can get one code every 12 months, and each expires at the end of the calendar year it was issued. Paid for a new site in the last seven days without the code? Squarespace's student guide says you can ask for the discount retroactively.^{[12, 13]}

   1. Start a trial site on squarespace.com.
   2. Create a free Student Beans account, confirm your student status and get the Squarespace code.
   3. Click Subscribe on the trial site, pick an annual plan and enter the code in the Promo code field.

4. Join Circle before you create the site

   10% off the first annual payment and a 3-month trialSome effortDesigners, developers and anyone building sites for others

   Squarespace Circle is a free partner program for creative professionals that any Squarespace customer can join, and new partners start at Silver, which needs 0 points. Silver partners get 10% off the first payment of annual subscriptions, applied automatically at checkout, and every new site they create after joining starts with a 3-month trial instead of 14 days. The discount skips renewals and plan changes and doesn't combine with other offers; when you qualify for both it and a code, Squarespace uses whichever saves more.^{[11, 18, 19, 24]}

   1. Go to squarespace.com/circle and click Join Circle Today.
   2. Log in with your Squarespace account, fill in your profile and accept the terms of participation.
   3. Create the new site afterwards — trials started before you joined keep the 14-day limit.

5. Sellers: let your sales decide between Basic and Core

   No 2% transaction fee, plus a free Google Workspace yearSome effortAnyone selling products, services or digital content

   Basic adds a 2% commerce transaction fee on sales and a 7% fee on digital products, while Core has no commerce transaction fee and a 5% digital fee; both pay the same 2.9% + $0.30 Squarespace Payments rate on domestic cards. Billed yearly, Core costs $10 a month more than Basic, so once online sales pass about $500 a month the 2% fee costs more than the upgrade (about $700 on monthly billing, where the gap is $14). Core and higher plans also include a free first year of Google Workspace Starter for one email user, if you sign up within the plan's first year.^{[1, 4, 21]}

Codes and offers kept by David Jones, who lists only codes the store makes public.

Squarespace posts its public codes on its own coupons page and help guides and runs limited-time codes in a banner on its pricing page; student codes are single-use, through Student Beans. We list only codes shown publicly on Squarespace's own pages, and each one covers the first payment only.

• 10% off an annual website plan

  Squarespace's own promo code from its coupons page: 10% off an annual website plan, entered in the Promo code field at checkout.

  Found on squarespace.com on Oct 16, 2026

  Terms

  Annual website plans, on your first purchase only; no end date shown. Like every Squarespace code it covers the first payment only (renewals are full price) and can't be combined with another code or with an automatic discount such as the Circle discount or the free-domain offer.

  GIMME10Copy code

• 10% off your first payment, from Squarespace's nonprofit guide

  Squarespace's help guide to building a nonprofit site says to enter NONPROFIT at checkout for 10% off your first payment.

  Found on support.squarespace.com on Oct 16, 2026

  Terms

  10% off the first payment; the guide states no other conditions and no end date. It doesn't apply to renewals and can't be combined with another code or an automatic discount.

  NONPROFITCopy code

1. The second year costs full price

   Codes, the student and Circle discounts and the free domain cover only the first payment or the first year. Budget for the renewal at the standard price — $228 a year for Basic billed annually on the October 2026 pricing page.^{[1, 4, 12, 14, 18]}

2. Canceling the site doesn't cancel the domain

   Domains, Google Workspace, Acuity Scheduling and Email Campaigns stay active and keep billing after you cancel a website. Cancel each one separately, or switch off auto-renew on the domain.^{[8, 16]}

3. Domain renewals are charged 15 days early

   Squarespace takes the renewal payment 15 days before the domain's official renewal date, and auto-renewals can't be refunded. Its domain refund policy says free domains renew at $20 a year, but its renewal guide says they renew at the listed price and that .com, .net, .org and .xyz renewal prices are going up — check the price shown next to Renews on in your domains dashboard.^{[6, 15, 16]}

4. Monthly plans renew without a reminder

   Only annual subscriptions get a reminder email before they renew, and monthly payments are never refunded. If you're finished with the site, cancel before the renewal date.^{[5, 16]}

5. A refund in the first 14 days costs you the free domain

   Cancel an annual plan inside the refund window and you lose the free-domain offer: the domain's registration fee comes off your refund, and the domain itself stays registered as a separate subscription.^{[5, 8, 14]}