Overall Satisfaction with Squarespace
I use Squarespace as a website portfolio and sales tool. Squarespace allows me to easily update my website and to build professional sites quickly. It is a closed-source platform, so inherently more secure than open-source platforms, and I moved to Squarespace from WordPress several years ago and haven't looked back.
- Fast website development based on templates.
- Built-in, onsite SEO.
- The new, 7.1 version of Squarespace is, at the moment, a step backward from 7.0 and missing some key features.
- Squarespace Campaigns integration is lacking (cannot join a mailing list from a contact form).
- Drastically reduced cost and time for website updates (easily DIY now).
- SEO rank improvement.
Squarespace, like Wix and Weebly, is a closed-source platform - meaning that you don't have to deal with the security issues surrounding WordPress. You don't have plugins to update yourself, Squarespace takes care of all that for you. When compared to Wix and Weebly, Squarespace produces more professional-looking websites using their starting templates, is natively mobile responsive, and has built-in onsite SEO. Squarespace is the clear winner.