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Building a stunning website just got 50% cheaper

This is one of the best Squarespace discounts I’ve seen in years.

Building a stunning website just got 50% cheaper

Squarespace is offering a substantial 50% discount on its subscription plans, making it a more affordable option for those looking to build a professional website. This discount can be applied using the code SQSP50 and is currently available on the 'Core' plan and above.

Squarespace is renowned for its excellent design features, business tools, and ease of use, making it a top choice for website builders. The platform's emphasis on aesthetics makes it particularly popular among creative professionals such as photographers, musicians, and artists. However, businesses seeking a visually impressive website will also find Squarespace appealing.

In recent years, Squarespace has expanded its offerings beyond a basic drag-and-drop website creator, introducing an AI-powered website builder and providing helpful business tools like appointment scheduling, memberships, and extensive e-commerce features. While the platform is not the cheapest on the market, for users who will utilize at least one or two of its built-in business tools, Squarespace offers exceptional value for money.

Squarespace offers a range of plans from its entry-level 'Basic' plan to its premium 'Advanced' plan, with the discount only applying to the 'Core' plan and higher tiers. Although selling is possible on all plans, those needing advanced e-commerce features should consider the 'Core', 'Plus', or 'Advanced' plans.

To access the discount, customers must select an annual plan and enter the code SQSP50 during checkout. However, it is important to note that this discount will not carry over into the second billing cycle, so users should carefully evaluate whether the renewal rate will still be suitable after the initial period.

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