Corner Pop Up enhances Squarespace pages by enabling easy integration of buttons, tabs, and accordions, providing a cohesive look that aligns with your site's theme. This plugin focuses on streamlining the addition of micro-UI elements, making it an efficient choice for site owners wanting to improve user interaction without delving into custom code.
The Podcast Player Widget enhances your Squarespace site by integrating essential UI components like buttons, tabs, and accordions. Designed for consistent styling that matches your theme, this plugin simplifies the addition of interactive elements without straying from Squarespace's native structure. It's ideal for those looking to refine user engagement with polished calls to action.
What Animated Number Counter isAnimated Number Counter is a bundle of five ready made statistic counters from Squarespell for Squarespace 7.0 and 7.1: the sort of "400+ builds, 12 years, 98% happy clients" row you see on agency and consultant home pages, with the numbers counting up as the section scrolls into view. The old listing here described a generic motion and scroll effects plugin, which this is not. It does one thing, animated number cards, and I have rewritten the page from the vendor listing and the live demo.What it doesYou get five pre-built designs (blue, pink, orange, teal and purple) in a glass style card with hover effects. Each counter animates when a visitor scrolls to it and, because auto-repeat is on, animates again when it scrolls back into view. You can add a prefix or suffix such as %, + or a currency symbol, and change the numbers, labels and icons by editing the text in the snippet rather than writing code. It is plain JavaScript with no jQuery or external dependencies, uses semantic HTML with ARIA labels, and is responsive on mobile and tablet. Squarespell say you can drop several counters into different sections on the same page.Who it suitsConsultants, agencies, coaches, charities and small businesses who want a proof row of figures on a home or about page without building it by hand. It is a small purchase for a small job, and that is the right way to think about it.One honest caveatThis is a code snippet, not an app. Editing the numbers means editing values inside a Code Block, and the five designs are fixed styles rather than a colour picker, so matching your exact brand palette means adjusting the CSS yourself. Squarespell also state on the listing that they checked the product rather than installed it, and there were no customer reviews when I looked. Counters also only earn their place if the numbers are genuinely impressive; three modest figures counting up draw attention to the wrong thing.SetupCopy the snippet into a Code Block on the page where you want the counters and publish. It works on Squarespace 7.0 and 7.1. Code Blocks that run scripts have historically needed a Business (now Core) plan or higher, so check your plan before buying. A single site licence covers one website and a multi-use licence covers unlimited sites, delivered as an instant download with support from Squarespell.Related guideI list Animated Number Counter with the other small effects and interaction snippets in my Squarespace plugins collection, and the bigger picture of what is worth paying for is in my roundup of the best Squarespace plugins in 2026.
The Interactive Video Widget enhances Squarespace pages by adding functional components like buttons, tabs, and accordions. This plugin streamlines user interactions and ensures consistent styling across your site, making it easier for site owners to implement calls to action without relying on cumbersome workarounds. Perfect for Squarespace 7.1 users looking for intuitive UI enhancements.
What Free Email Subscription Form Widget (Common Ninja) isFree Email Subscription Form Widget is Common Ninja's newsletter sign-up form, a hosted widget built in their editor and embedded on a Squarespace page with one line of code. The old copy here described buttons, tabs and accordions, a different product.What it doesThe vendor page lists name and email plus custom fields such as first name, interests, company, referral source and a marketing consent checkbox, reorderable by drag and drop. New subscribers can sync to your email platform; the vendor names Mailchimp, MailerLite, Klaviyo and Zapier. Honeypot fields and optional CAPTCHA keep bots off the list, repeat submissions can be blocked, and the subscriber list exports to CSV from the Common Ninja dashboard.Who it suitsBlogs, newsletters, launch waitlists and lead capture on Squarespace where you want segmentation fields or a direct sync to Klaviyo or MailerLite.One honest caveatSquarespace's own Newsletter Block is free, native and connects to Email Campaigns, Mailchimp, Zapier and Google Drive, so if you use one of those you probably do not need this. The widget earns its place for Klaviyo or MailerLite users and for consent and interest fields. Subscribers sit in Common Ninja's dashboard until synced, on a third party script.Setup and pricingBuild the form in Common Ninja's editor and paste the embed code into a Squarespace code block (Core, formerly Business, plan or higher). Common Ninja is recurring software: the free plan covers one email subscription form with no time limit, and paid tiers add forms, submission volume, premium skins and the advanced features noted above.Related guideRead my roundup of the best Squarespace plugins in 2026 or browse the plugins collection.
The Customizable Trust Badges Widget enhances your Squarespace site by adding persuasive elements like trust badges, forms, and popups that drive lead capture and urgency. Unlike typical plugins, it focuses on social proof placements and allows you to test various headlines and CTAs—all within the familiar Squarespace UI for seamless integration.
What Event Title Formatter (Will's Toolkit) isThis is a code snippet from Will Myers' Code Catalog inside Will's Toolkit, not a standalone plugin. It lets you italicise, bold or otherwise style specific words in event titles on a Squarespace 7.1 site, which the native editor treats as one plain string. The vendor page describes it in one line, italicise, bold or customise specific words in your event title, files it under Events, and dates the last update 1 May 2025. Only paid members can copy the code.The old listing on this page described a general title design tool with layouts and mobile optimisation. It is not that. A typical use is an events page where the event name is italic and the venue in the same title stays upright.Who it suitsExisting Toolkit members and designers who already use the extension on client sites and want typographic control over titles without rebuilding them as text blocks. Subscribing for one snippet makes little sense; the membership earns its keep if you use the extension, Robo-Will and the wider catalog.Honest caveatsYou are paying for a subscription, not a plugin. The styling depends on how Squarespace renders event titles, so a platform change can need an update, and whoever writes new titles must remember the markup convention.SetupLog in to Will's Toolkit, open the snippet and add it through the Toolkit extension or paste it into code injection, which needs a Business (now Core) plan or higher. Membership is billed monthly or annually and covers the extension, every snippet, a personal library, the Robo-Will AI assistant and a Slack community.Related guide: my roundup of the best Squarespace plugins in 2026, or the full plugins collection.
Custom Icons from SQS Mods lets you place social media icons, or any icon you choose, inside Squarespace blocks where Squarespace does not normally allow them. It started, as SQS Mods put it, with the idea of adding social icons to list sections, and grew from there. Our previous listing described it as a grid and spacing tool, which it is not; this is an icon injection plugin.
What it includes
A code snippet that injects icons into blocks by way of short text tags. The demo site shows the pattern: a team list section where each person's card carries their own X, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, Threads or YouTube icons, blog summary items with icons under each post, and icons dropped into ordinary text blocks next to names. Icons come in dark and light variants for different backgrounds, and SQS Mods describe them as fully customisable. Any icon can be used, not just social ones.
Who it suits
Team pages built with list sections, where each member needs their own social links; speaker and author listings; directories; and any layout where you want a small icon inside a block that Squarespace only lets you fill with text and an image. Designers who build a lot of team pages will get the most from it.
Trade-offs
Honest caveats: the product page is brief and there is no public documentation, so you are relying on the instructions that come with the purchase. It uses custom code, so expect to need a Business plan or higher for code injection. SQS Mods do not offer refunds on digital products. The demo is password-protected, with the password on the product page, so look at it before you buy to be sure the pattern matches what you need. The licence is informal, allowing use across your own builds but not sharing.
How it installs
Paste the supplied code into code injection, then add the icon tags in the blocks where you want them following SQS Mods' instructions. It works on Squarespace 7.1.
Related guide: see our roundup of the best Squarespace plugins in 2026, or the beginner's guide on how to add plugins to Squarespace.
What Product Title Formatter (Will's Toolkit) isThis is a code snippet from Will Myers' Code Catalog inside Will's Toolkit, not a standalone plugin. It lets you italicise, bold or otherwise style specific words in product titles on a Squarespace 7.1 site, which the native editor treats as one plain string. The vendor page describes it in one line, italicise, bold or customise specific words in your product title, files it under Products, and dates the last update 1 May 2025. Only paid members can copy the code.The old listing on this page described a general title design tool with layouts and mobile optimisation. It is not that. A typical use is a shop where the product name is bold and the collection word in the same title is lighter.Who it suitsExisting Toolkit members and designers who already use the extension on client sites and want typographic control over titles without rebuilding them as text blocks. Subscribing for one snippet makes little sense; the membership earns its keep if you use the extension, Robo-Will and the wider catalog.Honest caveatsYou are paying for a subscription, not a plugin. The styling depends on how Squarespace renders product titles, so a platform change can need an update, and whoever writes new titles must remember the markup convention.SetupLog in to Will's Toolkit, open the snippet and add it through the Toolkit extension or paste it into code injection, which needs a Business (now Core) plan or higher. Membership is billed monthly or annually and covers the extension, every snippet, a personal library, the Robo-Will AI assistant and a Slack community.Related guide: my roundup of the best Squarespace plugins in 2026, or the full plugins collection.
Creative Card Carousel Widget enhances your Squarespace site with touch-friendly swiping and customizable autoplay options. Highlight your stories, products, or portfolios through mixed media slides that engage visitors. This plugin extends the native Squarespace editor, allowing you to create an interactive experience without complex coding or leaving the platform.
The Image Carousel Widget enhances your Squarespace 7.1 site with touch-friendly swiping and customizable autoplay features, allowing for a seamless multimedia display. This plugin focuses on giving marketers a better way to showcase products, stories, or portfolios without disrupting the native Squarespace editing experience. It's a perfect addition for dynamic presentations.
Safe Haven is a Squarespace 7.1 template by Websites By Elise, designed for churches and faith communities. The demo is warm and welcoming rather than corporate, with worship, ministries, events, sermons, donate and plan-your-visit pages, and the practical win is that events and sign-ups are handled with Squarespace's own tools rather than a separate service.Who it suitsChurches, chapels and faith groups of any size that want a friendly first impression for newcomers and a simple way for members to see what is on. It suits a volunteer editor: the structure is conventional and the pages are named for what they do. A secular charity could use the bones, but see the caveat below.One honest caveatThe template is built for faith organisations, so a secular charity will be rewriting most of the demo content, from the ministries page to the sermon archive. Registration forms are Squarespace forms, which collect names and emails but do not handle ticketing or capacity limits, so for those you would add a booking plugin. Donations use Squarespace's donation block, which needs a Business plan or higher and a connected Stripe or PayPal account.What is includedTwelve pages: Home, About, Worship, Ministries, Events, Sermons, Donate, Plan Your Visit, Contact, a custom 404, Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Sections include a hero, welcome, ministries, upcoming events, sermons, donate calls to action and a contact form. Elise offers a done-for-you installation into an existing Squarespace 7.1 site as an add-on at checkout.
What List Title Formatter (Will's Toolkit) isThis is a code snippet from Will Myers' Code Catalog inside Will's Toolkit, not a standalone plugin. It lets you italicise, bold or otherwise style specific words in List Section titles on a Squarespace 7.1 site, which the native editor treats as one plain string. The vendor page describes it in one line, italicise, bold or customise specific words in your List Sections, files it under List Section, and dates the last update 1 May 2025. Only paid members can copy the code.The old listing on this page described a general title design tool with layouts and mobile optimisation. It is not that. A typical use is a services section built with a List Section where one word in each item's title is italic or in an accent colour.Who it suitsExisting Toolkit members and designers who already use the extension on client sites and want typographic control over titles without rebuilding them as text blocks. Subscribing for one snippet makes little sense; the membership earns its keep if you use the extension, Robo-Will and the wider catalog.Honest caveatsYou are paying for a subscription, not a plugin. The styling depends on how Squarespace renders List Section titles, so a platform change can need an update, and whoever writes new titles must remember the markup convention.SetupLog in to Will's Toolkit, open the snippet and add it through the Toolkit extension or paste it into code injection, which needs a Business (now Core) plan or higher. Membership is billed monthly or annually and covers the extension, every snippet, a personal library, the Robo-Will AI assistant and a Slack community.Related guide: my roundup of the best Squarespace plugins in 2026, or the full plugins collection.
Live Chat from Elfsight (listed on their own site as All-in-One Chat) adds a floating chat button to a Squarespace site that connects visitors to the messaging apps you already answer: WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, Telegram, Viber and others. It is an embeddable widget hosted on Elfsight's platform rather than native Squarespace code. You build it in Elfsight's online editor, choose which channels to show, set the greeting and styling, then paste one embed code into your site. When a visitor picks a channel, the conversation carries on inside that app, so there is no separate inbox to learn and you reply from your phone as usual.Who it suitsSmall businesses, service providers and shops that already handle enquiries through WhatsApp or Messenger and want that route visible on the website. It also suits anyone who wants a chat option without paying for a full helpdesk platform, since Elfsight offers a free plan to start with.One honest caveatThis is a launcher, not a hosted live chat. Elfsight does not run the conversation or store messages; each channel needs your phone number or account name, and a visitor without the app installed sees a notice rather than a chat window. Free-tier widgets carry Elfsight branding and view limits, and because the widget loads from Elfsight's servers it stops working if your subscription lapses.InstallationNo coding is needed. Configure the widget in Elfsight's editor, copy the embed code and paste it into a Squarespace code block or code injection. Changes made in the editor appear on your site automatically.Related guide: see our roundup of the best live chat plugins for Squarespace for how this compares with the alternatives.
What Form Builder (Common Ninja) isForm Builder is Common Ninja's general purpose form widget: a hosted, no-code form you assemble in their editor and embed on a Squarespace page with one line of code. The old copy here described buttons, tabs and accordions, a different product entirely. It is the advanced sibling of their Contact Form widget.What it doesThe vendor page lists text, dropdown, multi-select, checkbox, radio, date, time, number, currency, file and image upload, payment, signature and rating scale fields. Conditional logic shows or hides fields based on earlier answers, fields group into sections, and you can set a custom thank-you page or redirect. A payment field takes fees, deposits or donations inside the form. Submissions land in the Common Ninja dashboard, trigger email notifications and export to CSV.Who it suitsSquarespace sites that need surveys with branching, applications with uploads, intake forms with conditional questions or registrations that take payment.One honest caveatSquarespace's Form Block already stores submissions in your site for free, so for a plain enquiry form you do not need this. Choose it for the logic, uploads and payments, and accept that your data then lives in Common Ninja's dashboard on a third party script. Payment collection and HIPAA mode sit in the paid tiers.Setup and pricingBuild the form in Common Ninja's editor and paste the embed code into a Squarespace code block (Core, formerly Business, plan or higher). Common Ninja is recurring software: the free plan covers one form with no time limit, and paid tiers add forms, submission volume, premium skins and the advanced features noted above.Related guideRead my roundup of the best Squarespace plugins in 2026 or browse the plugins collection.
Rounded Corner for Simple List Cards (7.1 only) enhances the look of buttons, tabs, and accordions in Squarespace. It streamlines interface components, ensuring a consistent design across your site without the hassle of custom coding. Perfect for users focused on micro-UI elements within their Squarespace 7.1 projects, it simplifies aesthetic adjustments.
By simplifying the checkout process, the Stripe Payment Button | Fast Checkout for Any Website allows Squarespace merchants to enhance product discovery and merchandising. It focuses on improving user experience by addressing cart friction and layout controls, enabling faster product iterations without the need for custom coding.
Business Listings Widget enhances Squarespace pages with essential interface components like buttons, tabs, and accordions. This plugin streamlines design consistency, making it easier to implement calls to action without complex workarounds. Perfect for site owners needing a straightforward solution to improve user interaction and maintain styling alignment with their existing theme.
Add unique custom icons to your Squarespace accordion block, enhancing visual engagement while keeping the original arrow or plus sign. This plugin is designed for Squarespace 7.0, 7.1 CE, and 7.1 FE, catering to designers needing precise control over grid layouts and section composition without the hassle of complex workarounds.
The Hot Takes Squarespace template is designed for event organizers and content creators, offering a modern layout that emphasizes essential information. With dedicated sections for registration, schedules, and bios, this mobile-responsive template enhances user engagement and provides easy customization to reflect your brand, making it ideal for promoting events and podcasts effectively.
Northbridge is tailored for real estate professionals, emphasizing user-friendly property listings and intuitive search functionality. With dedicated contact forms, this Squarespace 7.1 template allows quick customization for agents and agencies. It simplifies the setup process by providing a structured layout, ensuring you can focus on showcasing properties effectively.
The Image Accordion Widget enhances your Squarespace site by providing customizable accordions and tabs that streamline content presentation. Unlike generic plugins, this tool integrates seamlessly with your theme for a consistent look, making it easier to manage UI components without the hassle of coding or manual adjustments. Perfect for improving user engagement.
Blog Post Banner Image is a free code snippet from Squarespell that displays each blog post's featured image as a full-width banner in Squarespace 7.1, something the platform does not do by default. Copy, paste, and every post picks up its banner automatically.It is free, lightweight, and app-free, though support is limited to the published guide and you will need a plan that allows code customisation. If you want a more configurable, maintained approach to blog banners, Will Myers sells Blog Post Banner Image Styles with multiple layout options. Browse more no-cost options in our best free Squarespace plugins roundup.
UNDER is a Squarespace 7.1 template sold through the SquareKicker template store and designed by Jen Maher. It is built for a full-service bar or saloon with live entertainment, and the demo is The Under Saloon, a basement cocktail bar in Seattle open since 1892: a Crafting Memories and Creating Legends hero, a cocktails and small plates introduction, a Legendary Entertainment block, a come-and-find-us map section and a history teaser. It is a venue template, not a restaurant template, and the pages behind the home page show that: entertainment, pride nights, artist playlists, reviews and a hiring page alongside the food menu.What you get
Eleven page layouts: Home, Entertainment, Pride Nights, Menu, History, Gallery, Reviews, Playlists, Join Our Team, Contact Us and a styled 404
Squarespace 7.1 with Fluid Engine, so sections are drag and drop in the standard editor
An Entertainment page with an upcoming events list and a Pride Nights page for a recurring monthly event
A Reviews page with press and customer quotes and a share-your-thoughts form, plus a Join Our Team page with an application form
A Gallery page organised by night, and a Playlists page for local artists
A black, brown, white and neutral palette with a speakeasy feel, set in the style editor
Who it suitsCocktail bars, saloons, jazz clubs, comedy rooms and any venue where the programme matters as much as the menu. The hiring and reviews pages are unusual in a template and save a venue building them. It would also carry a brewery taproom or a wine bar with live nights.Honest limitsReservations are deliberately absent: the demo says walk-ins only, and there is no booking page, so if you take tables you add an OpenTable or Resy embed. The Menu page is a food menu only with an editable text layout; a full drinks list means adding a menu block. Events are a hand-edited list rather than a Squarespace events collection, so ticket sales need Eventbrite, Dice or the Eventually plugin. No blog and no shop in the layout. And eleven pages is a lot for a bar without a programme to fill them.How it is deliveredSquareKicker templates install onto a new or existing Squarespace 7.1 site the moment you buy, with a choice of Use Template Styles or Keep Existing Styles, so it can go onto a live site without wiping your fonts and colours. It is a one-off purchase for one site (a new licence per client project), no SquareKicker subscription is needed to keep using it, and a 30-day trial of the SquareKicker Extension and 10 per cent off a Squarespace plan are included. You need a Business or Core plan or higher to publish, and SquareKicker does not refund digital products.Related guide: compare it with the alternatives in our Squarespace templates for restaurants collection, or browse every template we list in the Squarespace templates hub.
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