Can I Have Multiple Websites on Squarespace?

You can have unlimited websites on Squarespace under a single account, and there is no cap on the number of sites you can create. Each website runs on its own paid subscription, billed separately, so your second site costs the same as your first. Domains are counted separately from websites: pointing two domains at one site means you only pay for one website subscription.

How Many Websites Can You Have on Squarespace?

Squarespace does not limit the number of websites you can create on one account. You can build two sites, ten sites, or more, each managed from the same login. Every website has its own independent billing subscription. If you create three sites, you pay three separate monthly or annual plan fees. There are no multi-site bundle discounts on Squarespace; each site is treated as a standalone product.

Plans currently start at $16/month (Personal) billed annually. A site on the Personal plan gets two contributor seats, while Business and Commerce plans allow unlimited contributors. Choose the plan tier that matches each individual site's needs. You do not have to put all your sites on the same plan.

Can I Create Multiple Websites With One Squarespace Account?

Yes. One Squarespace account gives you a single dashboard where every website you own is listed. You switch between sites from the account home screen without logging out and back in. This is a practical advantage if you run several brands, niches, or client projects, so everything is visible in one place.

Each new website you create also gets its own free trial period. This is uncommon on competing platforms, where the free trial is usually a one-time offer tied to the account. On Squarespace, the per-site trial lets you test layouts for a second or third site before committing to a subscription.

How Many Sites Can You Have on Squarespace Per Account? (Answered by Plan)

There is no plan-based limit on how many Squarespace sites you can have. Every plan (Personal, Business, Commerce Basic, Commerce Advanced) allows unlimited sites per account. The only variable is cost: each site needs its own active subscription at whatever plan level you choose. Here is what the plans cost as of 2025:

• Personal: $16/month billed annually. Portfolios, blogs, simple landing pages.
• Business: $23/month billed annually. eCommerce with a 3% transaction fee.
• Commerce Basic: $27/month billed annually. Full eCommerce, no transaction fees.
• Commerce Advanced: $49/month billed annually. Subscriptions, advanced shipping, abandoned cart recovery.

If you run five sites, you pay for five subscriptions. Mix and match plans based on what each site needs. A personal blog can sit on Personal while a client's online store runs on Commerce.

Do You Need a Separate Domain for Each Squarespace Website?

No. A domain and a website are separate things on Squarespace. You can have two different domains both pointing to the same single website, and you're only charged for the one website. Alternatively, you can connect a different custom domain to each site. Each subscription includes one free custom domain for the first year if billed annually.

If your domain is currently registered elsewhere, you can transfer your domain to Squarespace to manage everything in one place.

Can You Have Two Websites on One Squarespace Account?

Yes, and the process is straightforward. Open your account dashboard, click "Create Website" in the top-right corner, pick a template, and a new site starts a free trial. Your first site is completely unaffected. Both sites share the same account credentials but operate independently: separate pages, separate analytics, separate billing.

Adding a New Site to Your Account

To add a new site, follow these steps:

1. Log in and open your account dashboard.
2. Click Create Website in the top-right corner.
3. Browse and select a template. Here is a curated list of the ten best free Squarespace templates to help you choose.
4. Click Start with [template name] to begin the free trial.
5. Add content, adjust design elements, then subscribe when you're ready to go live.

Squarespace Multi-Site Management: What Changes per Site

When you add a second (or fifth) Squarespace site, each one runs completely independently. Here is a quick breakdown of what is separate per site vs. what is shared at the account level:

• Separate per site: Subscription plan and billing, custom domain, analytics and traffic data, contributors and permission levels, pages and content, template and design settings.
• Shared at account level: Login credentials, the account dashboard view, Squarespace Circle membership (if applicable), support tickets.

This separation is by design. If a contributor on Site A accidentally deletes a page, it does not affect Site B. Billing for each site also renews on the date that site was first activated, so renewal dates are staggered unless you activated all sites on the same day.

Advantages of Running Multiple Websites on Squarespace

Managing multiple Squarespace sites from one account comes with real operational benefits:

• Single login: All sites accessible from one dashboard, with no separate email/password combinations per project.
• Individual plan flexibility: A simple portfolio site can stay on the Personal plan ($16/month) while a full store runs on Commerce ($36/month).
• Separate billing methods: You can attach a different credit or debit card to each website, useful for client billing or business accounting.
• Free trial per site: Each new website starts with a trial, so you can validate the design before paying.
• Contributor access by site: You can invite collaborators to one site without giving them access to your others. Personal plans allow 2 contributors per site; Business plans allow unlimited.

Can You Access a Website That Belongs to Someone Else?

Yes. If another Squarespace user owns a site and invites you as a contributor, you can accept and manage that site from your own account dashboard. This is particularly useful for agencies managing client websites. The site owner controls the billing and the permission level you're granted (administrator, editor, or billing-only access).

Tips for Managing Multiple Squarespace Sites

Running more than one Squarespace site from a single account is straightforward once you have a system for it. These practices reduce billing confusion and keep your sites easy to maintain:

• Name each site clearly in the dashboard. Squarespace uses the site title as the display name in your account home. Rename each site to something descriptive (the brand name or project type) so you can switch between them without guessing. Do this under Settings > General > Site Title.
• Set separate billing reminders. Each site renews on its own date (the date you activated the subscription, not a shared renewal date). With three or more sites, billing dates spread across the month. Add calendar reminders or use separate payment cards per site to keep finances clean.
• Keep contributors separated. You can invite contributors to individual sites without giving them access to others. Only invite contributors to the specific site they need. This matters especially if you manage client sites alongside your own.
• Use the trial for staging. Every new Squarespace site starts with a free trial. Use this to build and test a new project before committing to a subscription. You can have a site in trial mode for as long as you need without paying.
• Match the plan to the site's purpose. A simple informational site does not need a Commerce plan. Run each site on the minimum plan that covers its requirements. Personal ($16/month) handles portfolios and blogs. Business ($23/month) adds basic eCommerce. Only upgrade to Commerce ($36/month) if the site needs full product management and lower transaction fees.
• Duplicate a site to speed up new builds. If you're launching a new site with a similar structure to an existing one, Squarespace allows you to duplicate a site from the account dashboard. The duplicate starts its own free trial and retains the template, pages, and design. You only need to update content and domain.
• Track each site's renewal date separately. Unlike some platforms, Squarespace does not align billing cycles. Create a simple spreadsheet listing each site's domain, plan, monthly cost, and renewal date. This prevents surprise charges and makes it easy to cancel trials or downgrade plans you no longer need.

Multiple Squarespace Sites vs Competitors

If you're deciding whether to build all your sites on Squarespace or spread them across platforms, here is how multi-site management compares:

• Squarespace vs Wix: Both allow unlimited sites per account, each billed separately. Wix has no multi-site discount either. The key difference: Wix gives one free trial per account; Squarespace gives a free trial per site, which is a meaningful advantage when testing new projects.
• Squarespace vs WordPress.com: WordPress.com also bills per site independently. However, WordPress.com's free tier is functional enough to keep a site live indefinitely (with a subdomain), whereas Squarespace trials eventually require payment to stay live. If you have low-priority sites you want to keep online for free, WordPress.com has an edge.
• Squarespace vs Shopify: Shopify has no native multi-store management from one login. Each store requires a separate account. This makes Squarespace significantly easier to manage if you're running multiple brands, since everything stays in one dashboard.
• Squarespace vs self-hosted WordPress: With self-hosted WordPress (WordPress.org), you can run multiple sites on one hosting account at much lower per-site cost using multisite setups or a shared hosting plan. If cost per site is the primary concern at scale, self-hosted WordPress is more economical for 5+ sites. Squarespace's advantage is simplicity: no hosting management, no plugins, no security patches.
• Squarespace vs Webflow: Webflow requires separate accounts or a Workspace plan to manage multiple client sites. The Workspace plan prices by seat and site count, making Squarespace's per-subscription model simpler for small multi-site owners who don't need Webflow's advanced CMS features.

Can I Have Multiple Websites on Squarespace? Final Answer

Squarespace supports unlimited websites per account, with no multi-site plan required. Each site runs independently with its own subscription, domain, contributors, and trial period. If you're expanding into a new niche, launching a separate brand, or managing client sites, Squarespace makes it easy to keep everything under one login. Start a free trial on your next site today, with no commitment until you're ready to publish.

For a deeper look, see our complete guide to how to use Squarespace.