How Many Websites Can I Have With Squarespace Subscription?

How Multiple Websites Work on Squarespace

Every Squarespace site under your account is completely independent:

• Separate subscriptions: Each site has its own plan and billing cycle
• Separate designs: Different templates, colors, fonts, and layouts
• Separate content: Blog posts, pages, products, and media are not shared between sites
• Separate domains: Each site gets its own custom domain
• Separate analytics: Traffic and sales data don't combine across sites
• One dashboard: You switch between all your sites from a single login

This setup means you don't have to worry about one site affecting another - they're completely isolated. But it also means there's no way to share content, designs, or data between them.

What Each Additional Site Costs

Since there's no multi-site discount, each site costs the same as your first one. Here's the math for running multiple sites:

• 2 Personal sites: $32/month ($384/year) on annual billing
• 3 Personal sites: $48/month ($576/year)
• 1 Personal + 1 Business: $39/month ($468/year)
• 2 Commerce Basic sites: $56/month ($672/year)

Each site on an annual plan also gets its own free domain for the first year. After that, each domain renews separately at $20+/year.

When You Need Separate Sites vs. One Site

Use Separate Sites When:

• You run completely different businesses - a photography portfolio and a clothing store shouldn't share a domain
• You need different branding - separate logos, color schemes, and messaging
• You're building sites for clients - each client needs their own site with their own billing
• SEO requires separate domains - targeting different keywords and audiences works better with dedicated sites

Use One Site When:

• Your content is related - a blog and an online store for the same brand should live on one site
• You want to save money - one site with multiple pages is always cheaper than two separate sites
• You need combined analytics - tracking everything in one place is easier than checking multiple dashboards
• Your audience overlaps - sending customers to two different domains splits your traffic and weakens your SEO

How to Save Money on Multiple Squarespace Sites

Join Squarespace Circle (20% Off Everything)

Squarespace Circle is free to join and gives you 20% off all Squarespace billing - across every site you manage. Plus, you get 6-month extended trials instead of 14 days.

If you're a web designer, developer, or anyone managing multiple sites, this is the best deal available. At 20% off, two Personal sites drop from $32/month to about $25.60/month.

Use Annual Billing on Every Site

Annual billing saves 25-36% per site compared to monthly. When you're paying for multiple subscriptions, the savings multiply fast. Three Personal sites on annual billing save about $324/year compared to monthly billing.

Match Each Site to the Right Plan

Not every site needs the same plan. Your main e-commerce site might need Commerce Basic, but a simple blog or portfolio site only needs Personal. Mixing plans based on each site's actual needs can save significant money.

Alternatives to Multiple Paid Sites

If separate subscriptions feel expensive, consider these options before committing to multiple sites:

Use Subdomains on One Site

You can create subdomains (like blog.yourdomain.com or shop.yourdomain.com) within a single Squarespace site. This keeps everything under one subscription while giving different sections their own web address. The downside: subdomains share the same design template and analytics.

Use Multiple Pages Instead of Multiple Sites

Squarespace lets you create unlimited pages with different layouts within a single site. If your "second website" is really just a different section of your business, adding pages to your existing site is free and easier to manage.

Use Multiple Domains Pointing to One Site

You can register additional domains and point them all to a single Squarespace site. This lets you have yourbusiness.com and yourproduct.com both leading to the same website. Useful for branding, but all domains show the same content.

Managing Multiple Sites Efficiently

If you decide to run multiple Squarespace sites, here are practical tips:

• Stagger billing dates so all your subscriptions don't renew on the same day
• Use one email for all sites - you can switch between sites instantly from the Squarespace dashboard
• Set up marketing tools separately for each site since analytics and email campaigns don't cross over
• Keep a spreadsheet tracking each site's plan, renewal date, domain expiration, and monthly cost
• Review each site quarterly to decide if you still need it - unused sites are wasted subscriptions

Bottom Line

Squarespace lets you create unlimited websites on one account - each with its own paid subscription. There are no multi-site bundles, but Squarespace Circle (20% off all billing) and annual plans can reduce the cost significantly. Before adding a new site, always consider whether a subdomain, additional pages, or a pointed domain on your existing site would solve the same problem for free.

For a full breakdown of what each plan costs, check the Squarespace plans and pricing page.