11 Best Squarespace Alternatives for 13 different use cases

By: Arik Marmorstein, Spectroomz founder

Spectroomz lets you and your team hire an online researcher so you can both focus on where your skills are most impactful AND get data-driven decisions.

This post will present the best Squarespace alternatives by the reason you are considering choosing (or moving to) another website-building alternative.

If you are moving because of:

1. The price

2. The ease of use

3. Better eCommerce features

4. SEO

5. Blogging features

6. Templates

7. Customer support

8. Site’s speed

9. Marketing features

10. Design flexibility

11. Globalisation features (languages) 

12. App store

13. You are an agency 

14. Tip for creators and businesses (regardless of your website builder)

Then check Weebly, Wordpress, uKit, or Wix. 

Then check Jimdo, Weebly, or stay with Squarespace which is relatively easy to use. 

Then go for Shopify, or explore WooCommerce and 3dCart

Then go for Wordpress, which is better than Wix and Squarespace. 

Again, Wordpress. If you insist on another option then Duda. 

Squarespace excels at Templates, but if you look for more variety, go for Wix. Webnode also has beautiful templates. 

Then you probably had one bad experience with Squarespace because from my experience their support is superb. I recommend not looking for alternatives to Squarespace based merely on that. 

I hear you. Squarespace is a bit slow. Webflow, Wordpress and Wix will load faster. 

Squarespace has pretty good marketing features, but Wordpress (with all its plugins) or Duda could be better. 

The simple, more flexible solution would be Wix, but if you are not afraid from some learning curves, you can’t get better design-flexibility then Webflow. 

If you are looking to serve clients from different countries, then Duda and Webnode are your best options. 

Wordpress, Shopify (if you are selling online) or Wix

Duda is by far your best option. 

This is a full list of Squarespace alternatives:

1. Wix

2. Duda

3. Wordpress

4. Weebly

5. Webflow

6. Webnode

7. Shopify

8. uKit

9. Jimdo

10. WooCommerce

11. 3dCart

A great way to connect with your customers/community is by using ConvertKit, which helps you to automate your email marketing and tailor it to different use cases based on what they do/don’t do. I use it and I reviewed ConvertKit here.