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Natasha Fitness is a Squarespace 7.1 template by Emily Kay, sold through the SquareKicker template store, built for personal trainers and online fitness coaches who sell programmes rather than gym memberships. The demo is a solo coach called Natasha: an unleash-your-inner-athlete hero, a stats strip, a hi-my-name-is introduction, a my-programme section (custom meal plans, one-to-one virtual calls, on-demand videos, a private community), client reviews, a let's-get-started prompt and an email list sign-up, with a Programs page carrying a three-tier monthly pricing table, an Upcoming Events page for webinars and live workouts, About, Blog, Contact, an Intake Form, a Newsletter page and a link-in-bio page. The old listing described class schedules and membership plans on a Classes page, which the demo does not have.What you get Eleven page layouts: Home, About, Programs, Upcoming Events, Blog, Contact, Intake Form, Newsletter, Bio Link, Privacy Policy and a 404, on Squarespace 7.1 with Fluid Engine A Programs page with a what's-included section and a basic, pro and advanced pricing table, plus a separate client intake form An Upcoming Events page laid out for dated webinars and online bootcamps, a six-post blog and a link-in-bio page for social profiles Twenty-nine featured sections (hero, information, about, services, reviews, call to action, newsletter, events, social media, gallery) to reuse on any page SquareKicker animations: smooth scroll, layer effects, scroll effects and anchor links, editable while the extension is active A purple, yellow, navy and cream palette that changes in the Squarespace style editor A one-off purchase with a free 30-day SquareKicker extension trial Who it suitsPersonal trainers, online coaches, nutrition coaches and fitness creators who sell tiered programmes, run webinars and want an intake form and a bio-link page in the same site. It is written around one named coach with a personality-first tone, so it suits a solo brand better than a gym or studio.Honest limitsThe pricing table is a layout, not a checkout: to sell the programmes you add Squarespace commerce or member sites, or link the buttons to an external payment page. Events are a static list without ticketing or a calendar feed. There is no class timetable, no booking engine and no member login without adding Squarespace member areas. The footer and some blocks still carry placeholder text. The animations are SquareKicker features that stay in place after the 30-day trial but need a subscription to keep editing.How it is deliveredSquareKicker templates install through the SquareKicker Template Engine onto a new or existing Squarespace 7.1 site: connect the free SquareKicker extension, pick the template and it installs in a few clicks, with the choice of keeping your existing site styles or replacing them with the template's. There is no duplicate site to copy from. The purchase is one-off and includes a 30-day SquareKicker extension trial; you need a Squarespace Core plan or higher to publish, and SquareKicker template buyers get 10 per cent off a Squarespace plan.Related guide: compare it with the other coaching sites in our Squarespace templates for personal trainers collection, or browse the Squarespace templates hub.

Radian is one of Squarespace's own free 7.1 templates, and the demo is an architecture and spatial design practice rather than the generic consultancy some older listings described. The home page is a single long scroll: a bold opening statement, three featured projects, an explore strip, a client list arranged by year, a "let's build" invitation with a contact form, and a footer that doubles as the about section with services, locations and recognition. Three project pages sit behind the featured tiles. The palette is near-white and black with a pale grey accent, set in Helvetica Neue throughout.What you get A one-page home layout with the navigation reduced to a single Contact button that jumps to the form Three project pages (The Cultural Center, Greenspacing and The Float House in the demo), each with a year, a location, a short write-up and a run of numbered images A clients section grouped by year, which works equally well for awards, press or exhibitions Alternating light and black section themes that give the long page rhythm without extra design work Squarespace 7.1 with Fluid Engine, so every section is drag and drop in the standard editor Free to use: pick it on squarespace.com, start a trial and the demo content is yours to replace Who it suitsArchitects, interior and spatial designers, landscape studios and small design practices whose site needs to do three things: state a point of view, show a few projects well and take an enquiry. It also suits an engineer, set designer or fabrication studio with project-led work. If you want a spare, confident site with very little copy, this is the right shape.Honest limitsThere is no separate about, services or team page; that information lives in the footer, so a practice that needs to explain its process at length will be adding pages. There is no blog, shop or booking page in the demo, and the project pages are ordinary pages rather than a portfolio collection, so each new project is a duplicate-and-edit job. The black and white palette is much of the character, and the layout leans on strong photography; with weak images it looks empty rather than minimal.How it is deliveredRadian is a Squarespace starting point, not a purchase. Open it on squarespace.com, choose "start with this design" and Squarespace creates a trial site with the demo content in place. Swap the text, images and the placeholder client names, then choose a plan when you are ready to publish; a Personal plan covers everything in the demo.Related guide: read our roundup of the best free Squarespace templates, or browse our Squarespace templates for architects.

Prescott Russel is a Squarespace 7.1 template by Emily Kay, sold through the SquareKicker template store, built for barbers, salons and other appointment-based local businesses with an edgy brand. The demo is a barber shop in the Greater Toronto Area: a the-expert-cut-you-deserve hero, an our-services strip, hours of operation, blog teasers and a book-online prompt, with two Services page layouts (one with pricing and an FAQ), About, Contact, a Gallery, a Blogs and Articles page, an FAQ, a social link page for an Instagram bio, a newsletter sign-up page, a Privacy Policy and a 404. The old listing described a marketing-agency lead-generation template, which it is not: the demo is a barbershop and the layout is a local service site.What you get Twelve page layouts: Home, Services 01, Services 02, About, Contact, Gallery, Blogs and Articles, FAQ, Social Link Page, Newsletter Signup, Privacy Policy and 404 Error, on Squarespace 7.1 with Fluid Engine Two services layouts, one with pricing and a service FAQ, plus hours-of-operation and location sections A gallery page for work photos, a blog, a newsletter page and a link-in-bio page for social profiles A rust red, cream, beige and dark grey palette that changes in the Squarespace style editor SquareKicker scroll effects, editable while the extension is active A one-off purchase with a free 30-day SquareKicker extension trial Who it suitsBarbers, hair and beauty salons, tattoo studios, and any walk-in or appointment business that wants a bold local site with services, a gallery and hours. The vendor pitches it more broadly at professional services and retail, and the bio-link and newsletter pages make it usable for a personal brand too.Honest limitsBooking is a prompt, not a system: the book-online button points at the contact page, so you embed Squarespace Scheduling (Acuity), Booksy, Fresha or similar. No shop for products without commerce. The demo footer still carries lorem ipsum in the newsletter block, so read every section before publishing. Twelve layouts includes two services pages, and you will use one. The scroll effects are SquareKicker features that stay in place after the 30-day trial but need a subscription to keep editing.How it is deliveredSquareKicker templates install through the SquareKicker Template Engine onto a new or existing Squarespace 7.1 site: connect the free SquareKicker extension, pick the template and it installs in a few clicks, with the choice of keeping your existing site styles or replacing them with the template's. There is no duplicate site to copy from. The purchase is one-off and includes a 30-day SquareKicker extension trial; you need a Squarespace Core plan or higher to publish, and SquareKicker template buyers get 10 per cent off a Squarespace plan.Related guide: compare it with the other local-business designs in our Squarespace templates for small businesses collection, or browse the Squarespace templates hub.

What Balance isBalance is a Squarespace 7.1 template designed by Jen Maher and sold through the SquareKicker template store. The demo is a destination yoga and wellness retreat in the Mexican Baja: soft blues and neutrals, big landscape photography, video, and a lot of scroll animation. The old listing on this page described a yoga studio site with a class schedule, testimonials and contact pages; the real demo is built around a single retreat, with pages for the location, what to expect, the facilitators, a gallery and a reservation form, so I have rewritten this from the SquareKicker listing and the live demo.What it doesThe six pages are Home, Accommodations and Location, What to Expect, Your Retreat Facilitators, Gallery and Reserve Your Spot. The home page introduces the retreat and its lead instructor, lists the dates and price of the next intensive, summarises the daily programme (yoga and meditation, vegetarian meals, workshops) and pushes to the reservation page. The facilitators page profiles the team, the gallery is an image showcase, and the reservation page is a Squarespace form rather than a payment flow. SquareKicker describe an abundance of scroll effects, which is accurate, and the imagery and video were curated by the designer so you can keep them without the stock photo look. By swapping the copy the same structure works for services, group classes or events.Who it suitsRetreat organisers first, then yoga teachers, wellness coaches and workshop hosts who sell one main experience rather than a timetable. SquareKicker also suggest therapists and counsellors, and the calm tone would carry that, though you would rename most pages.One honest caveatThere is no booking or payment built in. Reserve Your Spot is a contact form, so to take deposits you will add Squarespace Scheduling, a commerce page or a third party tool. The scroll effects come from SquareKicker; they are baked into the template, but editing or adding to them after the 30 day trial needs a SquareKicker subscription. And the design assumes one hero offering; a studio with a weekly timetable will need to restructure.SetupBuy once on the SquareKicker store, install the free SquareKicker extension on a new Squarespace 7.1 site and import Balance through the Template Engine. It works on a Squarespace Core or Business plan or higher and on a free trial, includes a 30 day SquareKicker extension trial with no ongoing subscription required, and SquareKicker offer a discount on your Squarespace plan with a template purchase.Related guideCompare Balance with the alternatives in my Squarespace templates for yoga teachers and templates for wellness practitioners collections, or browse every Squarespace template I list. My SquareKicker review explains how the extension and the template store fit together.

Héron is designed specifically for fitness and wellness businesses, offering a structured approach with dedicated sections for class schedules and membership information. This Squarespace 7.1 template simplifies setup by providing a clear framework, allowing you to focus on content rather than layout decisions. Testimonials further enhance credibility, making it an ideal choice for instructors and studios.

TH' Marketers is a Squarespace 7.1 template by Squarely Creative, sold through the SquareKicker template store, built for marketing agencies that want a loud, editorial, conversion-led site. The demo is an AI marketing agency with glitch accents and neural-network visuals: a hero that says your competitors are using AI, a services folder with three offers (self-optimising communities, influencer AI and an AI PR newswire), pricing and packages, a case studies page, an insights blog, a lead magnet page called the AI Growth Armory, a careers page, FAQs and contact. It is a full agency site with fifteen layouts, not the four-page creative portfolio older listings described.What you get Fifteen page layouts: Home, About Us, three Service pages, Pricing and Packages, Case Studies, Insights (blog), Lead Magnet, Careers, FAQs, Contact, Terms, Privacy and 404, on Squarespace 7.1 with Fluid Engine Twenty-eight SquareKicker sections covering hero, services, people, reviews, pricing, gallery, FAQ, contact and footer Conversion paths from hero to call to action, a testimonials and case studies layer, and lead magnet and contact forms A red, black, white and pink palette that changes in the Squarespace style editor SquareKicker animations: desktop overlay menu, magnetic motion, layers, scroll effects, fixed scrolling, a section slider and sticky sections A one-off purchase with a free 30-day SquareKicker extension trial Who it suitsMarketing, growth and performance agencies, AI consultancies and B2B service firms that sell packages and lead with case studies. It has more pages than most SquareKicker templates, so a small agency that needs pricing, careers and a resources page in one install will get the most from it. It is not a quiet template: a design studio or a solo creative wanting a calm portfolio should look elsewhere.Honest limitsThe AI war-room styling is committed: swapping colours and fonts is quick, but the glitch graphics and the very confident demo copy will need replacing for anyone who is not selling AI marketing. Fifteen layouts is a lot to fill and the animation stack is heavy, so keep an eye on page weight and mobile performance. There is no shop and no built-in scheduling for discovery calls; embed Calendly or Acuity. The animations are SquareKicker features that stay in place after the 30-day trial but need a subscription to keep editing.How it is deliveredSquareKicker templates install through the SquareKicker Template Engine onto a new or existing Squarespace 7.1 site: connect the free SquareKicker extension, pick the template and it installs in a few clicks, with the choice of keeping your existing site styles or replacing them with the template's. There is no duplicate site to copy from. The purchase is one-off and includes a 30-day SquareKicker extension trial; you need a Squarespace Core plan or higher to publish, and SquareKicker template buyers get 10 per cent off a Squarespace plan.Related guide: compare it with the other agency designs in our Squarespace templates for agencies collection, or browse the Squarespace templates hub.

Serene Bloom is a Squarespace 7.1 template by Squarely Creative, sold through the SquareKicker template store, built for coaches, mentors, wellness professionals and mum entrepreneurs. The demo is a life coach called Avery Bloom: a welcome hero, a coaching-that-fits-your-needs services strip, expert advice and insights, a transform-your-everyday block, an inspiring-story section, a weekly tips sign-up and a start-your-transformation call to action, with Our Story, Our Expertise, Blog, Podcast, Testimonials, Contact, a membership page, an Instagram links page, a scheduling page and FAQs. It is a coaching business site, not the fitness and wellness studio template older listings described.What you get Fourteen page layouts: Home, Our Story, Our Expertise (services), Blog, Podcast, Testimonials, Contact, Membership, Instagram Links, Scheduling, FAQs, Privacy Policy, Terms of Service and 404, on Squarespace 7.1 with Fluid Engine Thirty-six SquareKicker sections including hero, mindset boosts, services, reviews, gallery, people, FAQ, pricing, contact and footer Pages laid out for one-to-one coaching, group programmes, self-paced courses and a membership, plus a podcast and blog for content marketing A neutral, pink, grey and black palette that changes in the Squarespace style editor SquareKicker animations: smooth scroll, scroll effects, sticky sections and horizontal scrolling A one-off purchase with a free 30-day SquareKicker extension trial Who it suitsLife, mindset and wellness coaches, mentors, personal brand consultants, content creators and service-based entrepreneurs who run several offers at once (sessions, a group programme, a course, a membership) and publish a podcast or blog. The Instagram links page is a handy link-in-bio replacement, and the scheduling page is ready for an Acuity embed.Honest limitsThe scheduling page is a layout for an embedded booking tool, not a booking system; you need Squarespace Scheduling (Acuity) or Calendly, and the vendor's mention of built-in scheduling means that embed. The membership page is a sales page: gating content needs Squarespace member sites or a course platform on a plan that supports digital products. Fourteen layouts and thirty-six sections is a lot for a new coach with one offer. The demo copy is warm and very feminine, so a corporate executive coach rewrites rather than swaps. The animations are SquareKicker features that stay in place after the 30-day trial but need a subscription to keep editing.How it is deliveredSquareKicker templates install through the SquareKicker Template Engine onto a new or existing Squarespace 7.1 site: connect the free SquareKicker extension, pick the template and it installs in a few clicks, with the choice of keeping your existing site styles or replacing them with the template's. There is no duplicate site to copy from. The purchase is one-off and includes a 30-day SquareKicker extension trial; you need a Squarespace Core plan or higher to publish, and SquareKicker template buyers get 10 per cent off a Squarespace plan.Related guide: see the alternatives in our roundup of the best Squarespace templates for coaches and personal brands, or browse the Squarespace templates hub.

The View is a Squarespace 7.1 template sold through the SquareKicker template store, credited there to Altitude, and it is a hotel and serviced apartments site rather than the estate agent listing template older listings described. The demo is a boutique aparthotel: a full-width hero with a book-now button, an escape-to-elegance introduction, a studios and apartments grid, an eat-and-drink section, things to do, a pool and gym block, a subscribe strip and a room page example with room details and other rooms. SquareKicker's own pitch names hotels, Airbnb hosts, real estate and travel agencies, and the layout will stretch to a holiday let or a small portfolio of rentals.What you get Nine page layouts: Home, About Us, Studios and Apartments, Room Page, Drink and Dine, Pool and Gym, Things To Do, FAQs and Contact, on Squarespace 7.1 with Fluid Engine Nineteen SquareKicker sections including hero, hero card, studio listings, bedrooms, room details, other rooms, eat and drink, things to do, video, subscribe, FAQ and contact A room page layout you duplicate per room or apartment, with a booking call to action in the header A green, orange, white and brown palette that changes in the Squarespace style editor A SquareKicker desktop overlay menu A one-off purchase with a free 30-day SquareKicker extension trial Who it suitsBoutique hotels, aparthotels, serviced apartment operators, holiday lets and Airbnb hosts with a handful of units, plus small guest houses that want a rooms grid, a dining page and a things-to-do page. A letting agent with a short list of properties could use the studio listings section for rentals, but it is a hospitality layout at heart.Honest limitsThere is no booking engine: the book-now button links to whatever you use (Squarespace Scheduling, a channel manager or a direct-booking widget), and there is no availability calendar. Rooms are hand-built pages, not a database, so an operator with dozens of units will find upkeep tedious. There is no property search or filtering, which is what a real estate agency actually needs, so treat the real estate label loosely. The overlay menu is a SquareKicker feature that needs a subscription to keep editing after the trial.How it is deliveredSquareKicker templates install through the SquareKicker Template Engine onto a new or existing Squarespace 7.1 site: connect the free SquareKicker extension, pick the template and it installs in a few clicks, with the choice of keeping your existing site styles or replacing them with the template's. There is no duplicate site to copy from. The purchase is one-off and includes a 30-day SquareKicker extension trial; you need a Squarespace Core plan or higher to publish, and SquareKicker template buyers get 10 per cent off a Squarespace plan.Related guide: compare it with the alternatives in our roundup of the best Squarespace templates for hotels and hospitality, or browse the Squarespace templates hub.

Meriden is one of Squarespace's own free 7.1 templates, built on Fluid Engine and styled as the website of a life coach. The demo site is called Meriden Life Coaching: a warm orange and neutral palette, big serif headlines and a confident first-person tone. The pages in the demo nav are Home, Courses, Work with Me, Podcast and About, plus a Free Consultation button in the header. The home page sets out the coaching method in three steps (Focus, Reflect, Refine), promotes an upcoming virtual course and ends with a newsletter sign-up. The header also carries a customer login and a cart, so Courses is set up to sell rather than just list. Who it suits Life coaches first, then relationship, career and mindset coaches, and anyone who sells a mix of one-to-one sessions, courses and a podcast. If your business runs on a free discovery call and an email list, the demo already has that funnel in place. I would not pick it for a fitness studio, whatever older listings said. One honest caveat Meriden is a starting layout, not a finished site. Every image and line of copy is a placeholder, there is no custom code, and the Courses and Podcast pages only do their job once you have set up Squarespace Courses and connected a podcast feed. Selling courses also depends on the plan you are on, so check that before you build around that page. Setting it up Choose Meriden in Squarespace's template picker when you start a new site, or open the demo and start from it. Then swap the demo text and photographs, delete the sections you do not need and edit the rest with the drag and drop Fluid Engine editor; colours and type live in Site Styles. It sits in my free Squarespace templates collection, and you can compare it with paid designs in the Squarespace templates for coaches collection.

Looped is one of Squarespace's own free 7.1 templates, built on Fluid Engine and styled as the website of a curly hair salon. The demo describes itself as "a salon specializing in hair that spirals, swirls, waves, whirls, loops, and curls", and that playful line sets the tone. The nav is deliberately small: Home, Appointments and Shop, plus a cart. The home page runs through the salon's four services (curly cuts and trims, hydration consultations, original hair care products, event and editorial styling), a founder quote and a Come Visit section with the address. Appointments carries a scheduling block, and Shop is a small Squarespace store with four hair care products and filters. Who it suits Hair salons and independent stylists first, then barbers, nail and brow studios, and any appointment-based business that also sells a few products. It is not a wedding template, whatever the old listing on this page said: there are no event details, no couple galleries and no RSVP form. One honest caveat Three pages is a short list. There is no About page, no stylist profiles, no price list and no gallery in the demo, so you will add those yourself from blank sections. The Appointments page depends on Squarespace Scheduling, which is a separate subscription, and selling the products needs a plan that supports commerce. There is no custom code and every image is a placeholder. Setting it up Choose Looped in Squarespace's template picker when you start a new site, or open the demo and start from it. Swap the photographs, rewrite the services, connect Scheduling and add your products, then edit the rest with the drag and drop Fluid Engine editor. It sits in my free Squarespace templates collection, and you can compare it with paid designs in the Squarespace templates for small businesses collection.

What Agaro isAgaro is one of Squarespace's own free 7.1 Fluid Engine templates, built as the site of a small strategy and design agency called Agaro Collective. It is a four page services site: Home, Services, About and Contact, with big serif headlines, italic accent words and a scrolling marquee strip that repeats a line like "We help you realise your potential". The old listing on this page described a consultant template with testimonials and a portfolio page; the demo has neither. It is an agency services site with no case studies and no client quotes.What it doesThe homepage stacks a text hero, an introduction with a link to the about page, a three column "what we do" section, the scrolling marquee, a mission statement, a four column services grid (general design, digital advertising, data and analytics, SEO) with sub services listed under each, a second marquee and a contact call to action, then a footer with the agency blurb and navigation. The Services page expands each of those categories with a paragraph. About is a team story page with a stat, and Contact is a simple page with email, phone and address. Everything is native Fluid Engine, so the marquee is a Squarespace scrolling section rather than custom code and can be edited or removed in place.Who it suitsMarketing, branding and design agencies, consultancies and small studios that sell services rather than products and want a confident, typographic homepage that reads well without a lot of photography. It is a good free starting point when the client has strong copy and little imagery.One honest caveatThere is no work or case study page, no testimonials section and no blog in the demo, which is a lot to be missing for an agency site; most clients will want at least one of those before launch. The marquee sections also date quickly and can distract on mobile, so I would keep one at most. As with every Squarespace template there is no third party support or setup guide beyond the Squarespace help centre.SetupAgaro is free and included with every Squarespace plan. Start a trial from the Squarespace templates page, choose Agaro and the demo content is loaded for you to replace. No licence and no install. Adding a portfolio, blog or scheduling page is done from the standard page library, and Commerce or custom code need a Core plan or higher.Related guideBrowse the templates for agencies sub-collection or the full Squarespace templates collection, and see my roundup of the best Squarespace templates for consultants in 2026 for paid alternatives with case studies built in.

What Night isNight is one of Squarespace's own free 7.1 templates, built on Fluid Engine and styled as a portfolio site for a fashion stylist who works on television, film and editorial shoots. The demo is dark, near-black with light serif and monospace type, and the sample copy is written for a "goth styling" practice. The old listing on this page described Night as a lookbook and product template for fashion and beauty brands; it is not. There is no shop and no lookbook section in the demo, it is a four page portfolio for a creative professional.What it doesThe home page opens with a full height hero, a short statement of what the stylist does, a single testimonial quote and a booking call to action. The Portfolio page is a Squarespace portfolio collection with seven placeholder projects, each of which opens as its own page so you can build a case study per shoot. The About page uses accordion blocks to lay out a story, a process and an experience section, then three short columns for film, editorial and commercial work. Contact is a simple page with a form and social links. Because it is a Fluid Engine template you can drag any block anywhere on the grid, and the whole colour and type system lives in Site Styles, so switching from dark to light is a palette change rather than a rebuild.Who it suitsStylists, makeup artists, hair artists, costume designers and other creative freelancers who need to show a body of work and take bookings. It also works for photographers and small studios that want a moody, editorial feel. If you sell products, look elsewhere: the structure here is portfolio first.One honest caveatNight is a starting point, not a finished site. In my experience the free Squarespace templates give you a mood and a page skeleton, and you still do the real work: replacing every placeholder image, writing copy and deciding whether the dark palette suits your brand. The demo also has no blog and no scheduling, so if you take bookings you will need to add Acuity or a third party tool yourself.SetupNight is free and included with every Squarespace plan, including Personal. You choose it when you start a new site, or preview the demo and click to start from it. There is no licence to buy and no code to install. Squarespace 7.1 does not let you switch templates on an existing site, so if you have an existing 7.1 site you would start a fresh trial with Night and move your content across.Related guideI keep a full list of Squarespace templates on SquareLocator, including the templates for fashion brands collection where Night sits alongside paid alternatives. If you are not sure whether a free Squarespace template or a designer template is the better route, read my guide on how to choose the right Squarespace template.

Margot is a Squarespace 7.1 Fluid Engine template by Studio Founded for commercial, brand and service-based photographers. The demo is a commercial photographer working with independent brands: a bold black and white home page in Helvetica Neue with a latest projects grid, a short client list, a newsletter offer for a free workshop, a news and articles feed and a work-with-me footer. Studio Founded describe it as punchy and editorial, and the custom code adds sticky scrolling blocks, multi-font headings and hover effects that Squarespace does not offer on its own.What you get Fifteen pages in four navigation folders: Home, Our Story, FAQ, Services, Sales Page, Shop, Journal 1, Journal 2, Portfolio 1, Portfolio 2, Contact, Coming Soon, 404 Page, Instagram Links and Site Credits Two portfolio layouts and two journal layouts, so you choose the grid that suits your work and delete the other A Sales Page layout for a workshop, preset pack or course, and a Shop with product pages for prints or digital products All demo imagery, fonts and layouts included and ready to replace, with a newsletter block already placed on the home page The Margot Template Guide in Notion: website strategy and SEO guides, Squarespace tutorials, template-specific tutorials, checklists and content prompts 30 days of priority email support, an extended 12-month Squarespace trial, 25 per cent off the first year of an annual plan (plus Email Campaigns and Scheduling) and a free domain for the first year Who it suitsCommercial and brand photographers sharing campaigns, lookbooks and creative services, and lifestyle or documentary photographers who also sell workshops, presets or prints. The structure guides a visitor from work to services to an enquiry, and the sales page gives a product launch somewhere to live without a separate site.Honest limitsStudio Founded say plainly that it is not a shop-first template; if selling products is the main job, their Luchia template is the better fit. The custom-coded features need a Core, Plus or Advanced plan, so the Basic plan is out. Fifteen pages is a lot to fill, and the two portfolio and journal variants mean deleting what you do not use. The demo copy is placeholder in places, with lorem ipsum in the journal, so you write your own. It is a new site rather than a theme; installing into an existing site is a paid install package.How it is deliveredWithin 48 hours of purchase Studio Founded email a contributor invitation that installs the template in your Squarespace account on an extended 12-month trial. You customise, connect a domain and choose a plan when ready. A two-part payment plan is offered at checkout.Related guide: read our roundup of the best Squarespace templates for photographers, or browse our Squarespace templates for photographers.