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Businesses rarely collect reviews in one place. A restaurant has Google and TripAdvisor, a product brand has Etsy and Amazon, a software company has G2 and Capterra. Common Ninja's All in One Reviews widget is a hosted SaaS widget that connects several of those sources at once and shows the combined reviews in a single wall on your Squarespace site, embedded through a Code block. It replaces the messy alternative of running one widget per platform, each styled slightly differently.What it includesCommon Ninja list Google, Facebook, Yelp, Airbnb, Amazon, TripAdvisor, G2, AliExpress, eBay, Etsy, the App Store, Google Play, Capterra, SiteJabber and Glassdoor as supported sources. Reviews can be shown as a carousel, grid or list, with a choice of skins, adjustable colours, fonts and spacing, and a custom CSS field. Curation tools work across every connected source: manual approval per review, a minimum star rating, include or exclude keywords, and sorting by newest, oldest, highest or lowest. Updates you approve in the dashboard push to the embed automatically.Who it suitsHospitality, retail and software businesses whose reputation is spread across two or more platforms, and anyone who wants a proper testimonials page fed by real, verifiable reviews rather than quotes pasted into text blocks.Trade-offsIt is a hosted widget with a free tier and paid plans. The free plan gives you one widget with a monthly view limit and Common Ninja branding, and the number of sources or premium skins may depend on the plan you are on, so check the current pricing page before relying on it for a client. The reviews load from Common Ninja's servers, adding a third-party script to the page. And a review wall is only persuasive if it is current, so someone needs to check the approval queue.How it installsBuild the widget in the Common Ninja editor, connect your review sources, approve the reviews you want shown, then paste the one-line embed snippet into a Code block on any Squarespace page. Code blocks are available on all current Squarespace plans, so the Business plan is not required.Related guide: Elfsight for Squarespace: which widgets are worth it and Best Squarespace plugins in 2026.

Popup from Elfsight adds a targeted pop-up window to a Squarespace site for offers, newsletter sign-ups, announcements, feedback requests or a welcome message. It is an embeddable widget hosted on Elfsight's platform rather than native Squarespace code. In Elfsight's editor you choose a layout, arrange text, images, an embedded YouTube or Vimeo video and a form element for collecting emails, then set the targeting: which pages it appears on, which devices, how often, and what triggers it. Triggers include page load, a time delay, scrolling a percentage of the page, reaching a specific element, clicking an element and exit intent. You can show it once per visitor and schedule start and end dates for a campaign.Who it suitsShops running promotions, course creators and newsletter writers collecting sign-ups, and anyone who has outgrown Squarespace's built-in promotional pop-up, which offers one pop-up with limited triggers. A free plan is available to start with.One honest caveatExit intent relies on mouse movement, so it does not fire on phones or tablets, and Google's guidance on intrusive interstitials means an aggressive pop-up on mobile can hurt rankings as well as patience. Use delays and frequency caps. Squarespace's own promotional pop-up is included on Business plans and above, so check that first. Free-tier widgets carry Elfsight branding and monthly view limits, and the pop-up stops appearing if your account lapses.InstallationBuild the pop-up in Elfsight's editor, copy the embed code and paste it into Squarespace footer code injection so the targeting rules control where it shows. Later edits in the editor update automatically.

Payment Method Logos enhances your Squarespace site by integrating recognizable payment logos directly into forms and popups. This feature improves trust and urgency for visitors, making them more likely to complete purchases. Designed for Squarespace 7.1, it simplifies layout testing for headlines and CTAs, all while maintaining the platform's native structure.

Enhance user interaction on your Squarespace site with the Capterra Reviews Widget. This plugin facilitates the easy addition of buttons, tabs, and accordions, ensuring a coherent style that matches your theme. It simplifies the management of interface components, allowing for faster iterations without the need for complex custom coding.

Job Board from Elfsight lists your open positions on a Squarespace page as job cards, each with a description, the skills you are looking for and an Apply button. It is an embeddable widget hosted on Elfsight's platform rather than native Squarespace code. In Elfsight's editor you add each role by hand, decide which details to show (company information, job description, required skills) and point the Apply button at an external page, an application form or an email address. Visitors can search by job title or keyword, narrow the list with filters such as title, company or salary, and click a card to read the full listing in a popup. Squarespace has no careers or vacancies block of its own, and the usual workaround is a summary block pulling from a blog, so this is a tidier option for a small careers page.Key features Job cards with description, required skills and company details, each switchable Apply button linking to an external page, an application form or an email address Search bar for job titles and keywords Filters by criteria such as job title, company or salary Popup view showing the full listing Colour scheme generator (light or dark, one primary colour) or element-by-element styling Custom CSS supported for finer control Who it suitsSmall businesses, agencies, charities and schools with a handful of open roles who want a careers page that looks structured without paying for a recruitment platform. It fits sites where hiring is occasional rather than constant.Honest limitsThis is a listing tool, not an applicant tracking system. Applications go wherever the Apply button points (a form, a page, an email inbox) and there is no candidate pipeline inside the widget. Every vacancy is typed into Elfsight's editor, with no sync from LinkedIn, Indeed or an HR system, so you maintain two copies if you advertise elsewhere. The listings are rendered by a script rather than written into your page's HTML, so I would not count on them being picked up by Google for Jobs. Free-tier widgets carry Elfsight branding and monthly view limits, and because the board loads from Elfsight's servers it disappears if your subscription lapses.Installation on SquarespaceBuild the board in Elfsight's editor, copy the embed code and paste it into a Squarespace code block on your careers page. Adding or closing a role later is done in the editor and the page updates automatically.Related guide: see my review of which Elfsight widgets are worth it on Squarespace.

The Cookie Icon (Black) offers a polished cookie consent solution that blends seamlessly into your Squarespace site. Designed for professionals, it ensures compliance with privacy regulations while allowing easy customization to match your brand. This mobile-responsive plugin enhances user experience without requiring coding skills, making it a smart choice for businesses and creatives alike.

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.

The YouTube Slider Widget enhances Squarespace sites by providing dynamic control over carousels and sliders. This plugin allows marketers to showcase stories, products, or portfolios with touch-friendly swiping, adjustable timing, and autoplay options. It's a fast solution for those looking to enhance media presentation without diving into custom coding.

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.

Confetti-Pop! Button simplifies the integration of buttons, tabs, and accordions on Squarespace sites, allowing for streamlined micro-UI adjustments without delving into custom code. This plugin is designed specifically for enhancing interface components, offering a consistent style that aligns with your site’s theme while expediting the design process.

Tilted Hyperlinks enhances user engagement on Squarespace by offering customizable layouts that are easy to implement. This plugin is perfect for portfolios, e-commerce sites, and landing pages, allowing creators to build unique, mobile-optimized websites without technical skills. A user-friendly interface simplifies the design process, making it ideal for small business owners and artists alike.

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.

The Social Proof Avatars Widget enhances lead capture and urgency on your Squarespace site, allowing for strategic placements of social proof elements. By leveraging forms and popups, this tool enables quicker testing of headlines and CTAs, streamlining your conversion tactics without the need for custom coding adjustments.

What Easy RSVP Form isEasy RSVP Form is a hosted event registration form from Common Ninja. You build it in their online editor, paste one embed snippet into a Squarespace page, and guest responses collect in the Common Ninja dashboard rather than in your inbox. The old listing on this page described a buttons, tabs and accordions plugin, which had nothing to do with this widget; the page is now written from the Common Ninja product page.What it doesThe form comes pre-tuned for events: name and email, attendance (yes, no or maybe), guest count, plus-one names, dietary preferences, song requests, accessibility needs and custom questions, all reorderable by drag and drop with required or optional flags and validation rules. For paid events such as workshops, ticketed dinners or fundraisers you can collect a payment in the same submission through the widget's payment integration. Notification emails go to the host when a response arrives, spam protection uses a honeypot field and optional CAPTCHA, and the whole guest list exports to CSV for seating plans and catering counts. Styling comes from pre-designed skins (wedding, corporate, dark mode and so on) with custom CSS if you want finer control, and edits in the editor push to every embed without re-pasting.Who it suitsAnyone running an event from a Squarespace site who needs more than the native form block: weddings, conferences, workshops, fundraisers, parties and webinars. It is especially useful when you need guest counts and dietary answers in one exportable list, or want to take a fee at the same time as the RSVP.One honest caveatResponses live on Common Ninja's servers, not in Squarespace, and the free plan is capped by views, so a popular event page can hit the limit and need a paid plan. Squarespace's own form block already handles a simple yes or no RSVP with an email notification, so this only earns its place when you need guest counts, payments or a clean CSV export. It is also a third party script on the page, with the small performance and privacy considerations that brings.SetupBuild the form in Common Ninja's editor (you can try it without signing up, then create a free account to publish), copy the embed snippet and paste it into a Code Block or Embed Block on the event page. Squarespace's Personal plan has historically restricted scripts in blocks, so check yours can run an embed. No licence to buy: the free plan covers limited views and paid plans lift the cap and remove branding.Related guideI cover the widgets I would actually put on a client site in my roundups of the best Squarespace plugins in 2026 and the best free Squarespace plugins, and the Squarespace plugins collection has every form and booking tool I list.

The Reviews Badge Widget enhances your Squarespace site by adding social proof elements that encourage lead capture and urgency. With features for forms, popups, and customizable headlines and CTAs, this tool helps you effectively persuade visitors without straying from the built-in Squarespace editor. Ideal for those focused on conversion optimization.

What Course Registration Form (Common Ninja) isCourse Registration Form is Common Ninja's enrolment 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 student name and email, a course or class selection dropdown, schedule preference such as a timeslot or session date, experience level, a prerequisites confirmed checkbox, accessibility needs and custom questions. Payment collection lets students enrol and pay tuition or a workshop fee in one step. Auto-responder emails confirm the registration, the instructor is notified, and the student list exports to CSV for rosters.Who it suitsInstructors who deliver courses in person or on Zoom and just need sign-ups: language and music teachers, fitness studios running block courses, workshop hosts and training providers.One honest caveatThis is enrolment, not scheduling or delivery. There is no calendar, seat cap, waiting list or content hosting, so capped classes need manual checking and a full course still needs a platform or Squarespace's own Courses feature. Payment collection sits in the paid tiers, and registrations live in Common Ninja's dashboard 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 course registration form with no time limit, and paid tiers add forms, submission volume, premium skins and the advanced features noted above.Related guideTo book individual sessions rather than enrol students, read my roundup of the best Squarespace booking calendar plugins in 2026, or browse the plugins collection.