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What Feedback Form (Common Ninja) isFeedback Form is Common Ninja's survey-style form widget, pre-tuned for ratings and comments and embedded on a Squarespace page with one line of code. The old copy here described buttons, tabs and accordions, a different product. It is their Form Builder engine with defaults for satisfaction surveys.What it doesThe vendor page lists star and scale ratings, multiple choice and checkboxes, dropdowns for categories, long-form text for open comments, and file or image upload for screenshots. Fields can be grouped under section headers and reordered by drag and drop. Notification emails go to whoever owns each feedback flow, honeypot fields and optional CAPTCHA keep junk out, and every response is saved to the Common Ninja dashboard and exportable to CSV.Who it suitsProduct feedback, customer satisfaction surveys, post-purchase and event feedback, staff feedback and feature requests on a Squarespace site, without paying for a separate survey tool.One honest caveatSquarespace's Form Block can collect a comment box for free, but has no rating scales or file uploads, which is the real reason to use this. In return your responses live in Common Ninja's dashboard on a third party script, and there is no reporting beyond the list and CSV export, so analysis happens in a spreadsheet.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 feedback 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 best testimonials most of my clients have never reached Google. They arrived by email, in a sales call debrief or on a feedback form after a project. Common Ninja's Testimonials Slider is a hosted SaaS widget for exactly those quotes: you type or paste them in yourself, add the author's name, role, company, photo and an optional star rating, and the widget displays them as a slider, wall, grid or quote-card carousel on your Squarespace site through a Code block embed.What it includesManual testimonial entry with drag-and-drop ordering, a choice of layouts (horizontal slider, vertical wall, grid and quote-card carousel), several skins (card, minimal, framed quote and photo-prominent), a toggleable one to five star rating per quote, a source icon such as Google, Facebook, LinkedIn or Trustpilot or your own upload, arrow and pagination controls with a fade-edge option, full right-to-left support, colour and font controls, and a custom CSS field. Edits in the dashboard push live without touching the Squarespace page again.Who it suitsService businesses, consultants, agencies and freelancers whose proof is private rather than public, B2B companies whose clients will not review on consumer platforms, and anyone pairing a case study or portfolio piece with a client quote. Placed above a pricing table or near a booking button, three strong quotes do a lot of work.Trade-offsBecause you curate the content, the widget carries less verifiable weight than a live Google Reviews feed; the two are complementary rather than interchangeable. It is a hosted widget with a free tier and paid plans, so the free plan covers one widget with a monthly view limit and Common Ninja branding, and it loads from Common Ninja's servers, adding a third-party script to the page. Squarespace's own list section can already do a simple testimonial carousel, so weigh whether you need the extra layouts and per-quote metadata.How it installsAdd your testimonials in the Common Ninja editor, choose a layout and skin, copy the embed snippet, then add a Code block to your Squarespace page and paste it in. Code blocks are available on all current Squarespace plans, so no Business plan or code injection is needed.Related guide: Elfsight for Squarespace: which widgets are worth it and Best Squarespace plugins in 2026.

The Calendar Widget simplifies adding interactive elements like buttons, tabs, and accordions to your Squarespace 7.1 site. With a focus on consistent styling that matches your theme, it enhances user engagement without straying from Squarespace’s native structure. Ideal for site owners looking to streamline interface components efficiently.

If you run events on a Squarespace site (a conference, a retreat, a workshop series), presenting the schedule usually means a long wall of text. Common Ninja's free Agenda widget replaces that with a proper structured schedule: each item shows its time, location and speaker at a glance, visitors can switch between collapsed and expanded views, and full details open in a popup rather than pushing people to another page. Each agenda item can also link out, for example to a registration or ticket page. You build it in Common Ninja's editor and paste one line of embed code into a Squarespace code block; later edits sync to your site automatically. Free plan available, with paid tiers for higher traffic.

Calculator from Elfsight builds an interactive cost, quote or estimate calculator on a Squarespace page: visitors move sliders, pick options and see a result computed from formulas you write. It is an embeddable widget hosted on Elfsight's platform rather than native Squarespace code. Field types include sliders, numeric inputs, dropdowns, single and multiple choice (with or without images) and section headings. Formulas support IF/THEN conditions, AND, OR and NOT operators and functions such as SUM, ROUND, MAX and MIN, and one result can feed into another. Conditional logic shows or hides fields based on earlier answers. Switch on submissions and the visitor's inputs and result arrive by email, which turns it into a lead form. Squarespace's form block has no calculation at all, so this fills a real gap.Key features Sliders, numeric inputs, dropdowns, choice fields and image choices Formula engine with IF/THEN, AND, OR and NOT, plus functions such as SUM, ROUND, MAX and MIN Chained calculations so a subtotal feeds a final total Conditional logic to show or hide fields based on earlier answers Templates for finance, rent, delivery and product pricing, plus an AI generator that builds a calculator from a written description Optional submission with email notification, including sending from your own domain via SMTP Colours, fonts, background images and logos set without CSS Who it suitsTrades and service businesses that quote from a few variables (area, hours, options), agencies with package pricing, landlords and lenders showing rent or repayment estimates, and anyone who wants a lead form that gives the visitor a number before asking for their details.Honest limitsIt is an estimate tool, not a checkout. The result does not flow into Squarespace Commerce, create an order or take payment. Formulas need careful testing with real numbers, and the editor is more involved than most Elfsight widgets, so allow an afternoon rather than ten minutes for anything with conditional logic. Submissions arrive by email or in the Elfsight dashboard, not in Squarespace's form storage or its email campaigns. Free-tier widgets carry Elfsight branding and monthly view limits, and because the calculator loads from Elfsight's servers it disappears if your subscription lapses.Installation on SquarespaceBuild the calculator in Elfsight's editor (or describe it to the AI generator and refine the result), test the formulas, copy the embed code and paste it into a Squarespace code block where you want it. Changes made later in the editor apply automatically.Related guide: see my review of which Elfsight widgets are worth it on Squarespace.

Enhance your Squarespace site with the Headline With Background Image widget from Common Ninja. This tool simplifies the addition of buttons, tabs, and accordions, ensuring consistent styling while staying within the Squarespace 7.1 editor. Ideal for site owners looking to improve their UI components without extra hassle.

The Pricing Slider Widget enhances your Squarespace 7.1 site by providing a customizable carousel and slider solution. It features touch-friendly swiping, timed autoplay, and mixed media slides, enabling marketers to effectively showcase products, stories, or portfolios without leaving the Squarespace environment. This widget offers greater control and interactivity for your audience.

Enhance your Squarespace 7.1 site with the Stop Motion Player widget, which provides precise control over animations and scroll interactions. This tool allows teams to implement scroll-triggered reveals and smooth transitions without the hassle of custom code, making it ideal for those focused on dynamic visual storytelling.

For those needing enhanced animation and scroll effects on their Squarespace site, the Charts & Graphs Widget by Common Ninja delivers precise control over scroll-triggered reveals and hover behavior. This tool minimizes the reliance on complex workarounds, allowing you to create polished interactions without leaving the familiar Squarespace interface.

What Easy & Secure Donation Form (Common Ninja) isEasy & Secure Donation Form is Common Ninja's fundraising form widget, a hosted form you build in Common Ninja's editor and embed on a Squarespace page. The old copy here described buttons, tabs and accordions, a different product.What it doesThe vendor page lists suggested giving tiers plus a custom amount, donor name and email, dedication or in-memory-of notes, a mailing address for receipts, and custom questions. Payment is collected inline through Stripe or PayPal, and a donor can make repeat or recurring gifts without re-entering details. File upload takes pledge paperwork, notification emails fire on each gift, and the donor list exports to CSV for receipts and bookkeeping.Who it suitsCharities, churches, schools and PTAs, community groups and campaigns on Squarespace that want to take donations on their own domain without a paid fundraising platform.One honest caveatSquarespace's own Donation Block is a Commerce feature on Core plans and above, so this fills a real gap for smaller organisations. But payment collection sits in Common Ninja's paid tiers, so the free plan gets you the form without the charge. Donor records live in Common Ninja's dashboard on a third party script, and there is no Gift Aid handling for UK charities.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 donation 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.

What it isThe PayPal Donate Button is a free, hosted widget from Common Ninja that puts a donation button on a Squarespace page. You connect a PayPal or Stripe account, set the amount and a thank-you message, and paste one line of embed code into a code block. Clicking the button opens a checkout hosted by the payment provider, so card details never touch your site and the money settles directly in your own account.The old listing on this page talked about tabs and accordions. It is not that. It is a donate button and nothing else.What it doesEach donation appears in your Common Ninja dashboard as a list you can export to CSV, email alerts and webhooks fire when one arrives, and a custom confirmation greets the donor after payment. There are ready-made styles, colour, font and spacing controls and custom CSS. Because the widget is hosted, edits appear on your site without touching the embed code again.Who it suitsSmall charities, clubs, community groups, creators and open source projects taking a one-off contribution on the page where they make the case, without a fundraising platform's setup or cut.Honest caveatsSingle donations only; recurring giving needs Common Ninja's separate Subscription Button or a membership tool. The free plan has usage limits and paid plans are an annual subscription per widget. Squarespace's own Donation Block does much of this natively on a Core plan or higher, so compare before adding a third-party script. Fees are PayPal's or Stripe's.SetupCreate a free account, build the button, add a code block to your Squarespace page and paste the snippet. Common Ninja quote under four minutes.Related guide: my roundup of the best Squarespace plugins in 2026, or the full plugins collection.

What AliExpress Reviews Widget isAliExpress Reviews Widget is a hosted widget from Common Ninja that pulls the reviews from an AliExpress store and displays them on your own website as a carousel, grid or list. It is built in Common Ninja's online editor and dropped into a Squarespace page with a single embed code. The old listing on this page described a buttons, tabs and accordions plugin, which was simply wrong; this page is now written from the Common Ninja product page.What it doesYou connect the widget to your AliExpress store, choose one of three review types (carousel, grid or list), pick a layout and a pre-made skin, then adjust fonts, colours and spacing in a drag and drop editor without code. Filtering lets you show only reviews above a minimum star rating, include or exclude reviews by keyword, and switch on manual approval so nothing appears until you have checked it. Reviews can be sorted newest or oldest first, the widget is responsive, custom CSS is available for finer control, and because it is hosted, edits you make in the Common Ninja dashboard update on your site automatically.Who it suitsDropshipping and reseller stores that sell through AliExpress and want that social proof on a Squarespace site, and any seller whose AliExpress listings already have a healthy stack of reviews. If you do not sell on AliExpress, this widget has nothing to show; Common Ninja's Google Reviews and All in One Reviews widgets are the ones to look at instead.One honest caveatIt is a third party embed with a free tier capped by page views, so a busy store will hit the limit and need a paid Common Ninja plan. It also loads from Common Ninja's servers rather than living in your Squarespace site, which means an extra script on the page and a dependency on their service staying up. Reviews are imported from AliExpress, not collected from your own customers, so be clear with visitors about where they come from.SetupCreate the widget in Common Ninja's editor (no sign up is needed to try it, a free account to publish), copy the embed code and paste it into a Code Block or Embed Block on your Squarespace page. Squarespace's Personal plan has historically restricted scripts in blocks, so check your plan can run an embed before relying on it. There is no licence to buy: the free plan covers a limited number of views and paid plans lift the cap and remove branding.Related guideI keep the widgets and plugins I would actually recommend in my roundup of the best Squarespace plugins in 2026 and the best free Squarespace plugins, and you can compare every review and social proof tool I list in the Squarespace plugins collection.

Common Ninja's Google Play Reviews widget pulls the real reviews and ratings your Android app has earned on Google Play and displays them on your Squarespace site. It is a hosted SaaS widget, not a Squarespace plugin: you design it in Common Ninja's editor, then paste one line of embed code into a code block. There is a free tier and paid plans, and the free plan covers one widget with a monthly view limit. What it includes Slider, grid, list and carousel layouts, a library of pre-built skins, and custom CSS for finer control. Every review is queued for manual approval so you decide what appears. You can set a minimum star rating, require or exclude keywords, and sort by newest, oldest, highest or lowest. The widget is responsive from narrow phone screens up, inherits its container width, and updates automatically: approve a new review in the dashboard and every embed changes without touching the code. It reads reviews only; it does not post, edit or generate anything on Google Play. Who it suits Anyone with an Android app and a Squarespace landing page: indie developers, studios, and businesses whose app is part of the offer. Reviews next to the download button are the single most useful bit of social proof an app page can carry, and this is the least effort way to get them there. Trade-offs Honest caveats: because it is hosted, the widget loads from Common Ninja's servers, which adds an external script to your page and means the reviews vanish if you stop paying or the service is down. The free plan has a view cap and Common Ninja branding, so a busy page will need a paid plan. And it displays only Google Play reviews; if you also need App Store, Google Business or Trustpilot reviews, Common Ninja's All in One Reviews widget covers several sources in one embed. How it installs Create a free Common Ninja account, open the Google Play Reviews editor, connect your app's reviews, approve and style them, then copy the embed snippet. In Squarespace, add a code block to the page and paste the snippet. It works on any Squarespace plan because code blocks do not need code injection. Squarespace's own AJAX page loading can occasionally stop embeds initialising; Common Ninja's support has a fix if that happens. Related guide: see our roundup of the best free Squarespace plugins in 2026, or the beginner's guide on how to add plugins to Squarespace.

The Event Flip Cards Widget enhances your Squarespace site with engaging animations and interactive elements. By leveraging scroll-triggered reveals and refined hover effects, it streamlines the user experience without complicated workarounds. Perfect for those seeking to polish their site’s interactions, this widget keeps you within familiar Squarespace 7.1 panels while enhancing motion and performance.

Most of the businesses I build for have a healthy stack of Google reviews that nobody visiting their website ever sees. Common Ninja's Google Reviews widget is a hosted SaaS widget that pulls the real reviews from your Google Business Profile and displays them on any Squarespace page. You connect the profile once, choose which reviews appear, and paste a single line of embed code into a Code block. New reviews you approve in the Common Ninja dashboard push to the embed without touching the site again.What it includesFour layouts (slider, grid, list and a compact badge showing your overall rating and review count), a library of pre-built skins, manual approval per review, a minimum star rating filter, include or exclude keyword filters, sorting by newest, oldest, highest or lowest, and a custom CSS field for matching typography and spacing to your brand. It is responsive from a 320px phone screen up to a full-width desktop section. Common Ninja are clear that it only displays reviews your profile has already earned; it does not generate or buy them.Who it suitsLocal and service businesses with a live Google Business Profile: trades, clinics, salons, restaurants, studios and consultants. If your reviews live on Facebook, Yelp or Trustpilot instead, look at the same vendor's All in One Reviews widget.Trade-offsThis is a hosted widget with a free tier and paid plans, so the free plan covers one widget with a monthly view limit and Common Ninja branding, and the reviews load from their servers rather than from Squarespace. It also adds a third-party script to every page it sits on, which is worth weighing on a site that already runs several embeds. Reviews are only as fresh as the last sync and your own approval queue.How it installsCreate the widget in the Common Ninja editor, connect your Google Business Profile, approve the reviews, then add a Code block to your Squarespace page and paste the embed snippet. Code blocks are available on every current Squarespace plan, so no Business plan upgrade is needed for this one.Related guide: Elfsight for Squarespace: which widgets are worth it and Best Squarespace plugins in 2026.

The Free Feature Voting Widget improves user engagement on Squarespace by adding interactive interface components like buttons, tabs, and accordions, tailored to fit your site's theme. Common Ninja's approach minimizes reliance on external hacks, allowing you to seamlessly integrate functionality while maintaining a consistent look and feel across your pages.

The Free Collapsible Content Widget enhances your Squarespace navigation by simplifying multi-level menus and improving mobile navigation. This tool allows you to manage header behavior and site hierarchy directly within the Squarespace 7.1 editor, providing a seamless way to boost wayfinding without needing custom code. It's a practical choice for optimizing user experience.

The Yelp Reviews Widget simplifies the integration of essential interface components like buttons, tabs, and accordions into your Squarespace site. This tool by Common Ninja focuses on creating a consistent look and feel while reducing reliance on complex workarounds. Ideal for site owners needing seamless micro-UI enhancements within their pages.

Online Petition Builder is Common Ninja's Petition Form widget: a signature-collection form you embed on a Squarespace page instead of sending supporters to a third-party petition site. It is an embeddable widget hosted on Common Ninja's platform rather than native Squarespace code. In their editor you choose the fields signers fill in (name and email at minimum, optionally address, comments and a hand-drawn signature pad that works with a mouse or finger), add a headline, explanation, images or video, pick a design skin or add custom CSS, and set up email notifications so you know when new signatures arrive. Submissions are saved to your Common Ninja dashboard and can be exported to CSV for delivery to whoever the petition is aimed at.Who it suitsCampaign groups, residents' associations, charities, student bodies and anyone running a cause who wants to keep signer data on their own site rather than on a platform that shows adverts next to the petition. The free plan covers one petition form with no time limit.One honest caveatYou become the data controller for every signature, so you need a privacy notice and a plan for the exported list. The free plan limits signatures per month, and stricter integrity features (one signature per email, IP rate limiting), payment collection for donations and premium skins sit on paid plans. Basic honeypot and CAPTCHA protection is included, but expect some junk entries on a busy campaign.InstallationBuild the form in Common Ninja's editor, copy the embed snippet and paste it into a Squarespace code block on your campaign page. Edits made in the editor update on your site automatically.

Cookie notices are a compliance requirement for most sites using analytics or advertising, but the default options rarely match the rest of your design. The Cookie Banner Widget from Common Ninja displays a clear, GDPR-ready cookie notice on your Squarespace site, with flexible links to your privacy policy, button styles that match your brand, and controls for colours, fonts, and spacing. It installs on Squarespace 7.1 with a single embed code, and edits made in the widget editor apply to the live site automatically.

The Image Hotspot Widget enhances your Squarespace site by adding interactive buttons, tabs, and accordions that improve user engagement. With a focus on maintaining your theme's stylistic consistency, it integrates seamlessly into your existing Squarespace 7.1 setup, allowing for easy implementation of these micro-UI components without disrupting your site’s native structure.

What Advanced Support Form (Common Ninja) isAdvanced Support Form is Common Ninja's help-request form widget, a hosted form you build in Common Ninja's editor and embed on a Squarespace page. The old copy here described buttons, tabs and accordions, a different product.What it doesThe vendor page lists name and email, an issue category dropdown such as billing, technical or account, priority, order or account ID, a description field and custom questions per team. Customers can attach screenshots, photos, log files or receipts so agents see the problem before replying. Notification emails alert the team, honeypot fields and optional CAPTCHA keep the queue clean, and the ticket list exports to CSV for triage.Who it suitsSmall software products, online shops and service businesses on Squarespace that want structured support requests with attachments but are not ready for a help desk platform.One honest caveatSquarespace's Form Block can collect a support message for free, but not an attachment, which is the gap this fills. It is an intake form, not a help desk: no ticket numbering, status, threaded replies or knowledge base, so once a request lands you answer it by email. Tickets live in Common Ninja's dashboard on a third party script, and larger uploads 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 support 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 Pinterest Feed Widget by Common Ninja streamlines the integration of buttons, tabs, and accordions within Squarespace, enhancing user interaction. This tool helps maintain consistent styling across your site, making it easier to implement micro-UI components without diving into custom code, saving time for site owners focused on design and functionality.

Mastodon Feed Widget enhances your Squarespace 7.1 experience by providing precise control over interface components like accordions and tabs. Tailored for site owners seeking consistent styling without leaving the editor, it simplifies the implementation of interactive elements, ensuring your calls to action resonate with your theme.