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Hunter is a Squarespace 7.1 template by GoLive built for service businesses that also sell products. The demo is a luxury interior design studio in New York: a hero that states the studio's promise, selected projects, an about section, a four-step process, a shop preview and a press strip. It is a studio site with project case studies, not the artist gallery template older listings described.What you get Seven pages: Home, Services, About, Portfolio, Portfolio Item, Shop and Contact (the demo also carries a Press page) Squarespace 7.1 with Fluid Engine, so sections are drag and drop in the standard editor A Portfolio built as project case studies, each with its own Portfolio Item page for images and a write-up A Shop page on Squarespace Commerce; the demo mixes its own products with links out to favourite retailers A red, black and white palette that changes in the Squarespace style editor, no code needed A contact form and newsletter sign-up, plus GoLive's free five-day customisation course, customer community and unlimited email and Loom support Who it suitsInterior designers, architects, home stagers and design-led studios who sell a service first and a few products second. The process section and the case-study portfolio are the strong parts, and they carry over well to landscape designers, event designers or branding studios. If you have no products at all, GoLive's Trove Agency covers similar ground without the shop.Honest limitsSelling from the Shop page needs a Squarespace plan with commerce, which on current pricing means Core or higher with transaction fees, or Plus and Advanced without them. There is no blog page, so a studio that publishes regularly will add one. The portfolio is a case-study layout rather than a masonry gallery, which suits designers more than photographers. GoLive's sales pages are templated, so judge the template from its demo rather than the sales copy.How it is deliveredWithin 24 hours of purchase GoLive send a contributor invite to a new Squarespace trial site with Hunter installed. If you already have a Squarespace 7.1 site they can install the pages into it as a paid add-on. You customise fonts, colours, images and text in the standard editor, then subscribe to a plan when you are ready to publish. GoLive customers get an extended six-month Squarespace trial and 20 per cent off the first year of an annual plan.Related guide: read our roundup of the best Squarespace templates for interior designers, or browse every template we list in the Squarespace templates hub.

Trove is a Squarespace 7.1 shop template by GoLive built for product businesses. The demo is a home goods store selling decor, art, furniture and kitchenware: a rotating hero of collections, a best sellers row, an as-seen-in strip, an about section, four collection tiles, a values strip and reviews. GoLive list it as Trove Shop; the same studio also sells a Trove Agency template for service businesses, which is a different product.What you get Seven pages: Home, Shop, Shop Product, About, Services, FAQ and Contact Squarespace 7.1 with Fluid Engine, so sections are drag and drop in the standard editor A Shop All page with category filters, and a header menu that links straight to each category A styled product page, an FAQ page for shipping and returns, and a Services page if you also offer something beyond products A neutral, grey, brown and green palette that changes in the Squarespace style editor, no code needed A contact form and newsletter sign-up, plus GoLive's free five-day customisation course, customer community and unlimited email and Loom support Who it suitsHome goods, homeware and gift brands first, and any small catalogue that benefits from category tiles: ceramics, candles, prints, textiles. The Services page makes it a fit for makers who also take commissions or run workshops. Fashion works too, though the demo's styling is calmer and more interiors-led than a clothing store usually wants.Honest limitsSelling needs a Squarespace plan with commerce, which on current pricing means Core or higher with transaction fees, or Plus and Advanced without them. There is no blog page, despite what older listings said. Squarespace Commerce is simpler than Shopify, so a large catalogue with complex variants or wholesale pricing will feel the ceiling. GoLive's sales pages are templated, so judge the template from its demo rather than the sales copy.How it is deliveredWithin 24 hours of purchase GoLive send a contributor invite to a new Squarespace trial site with Trove installed. If you already have a Squarespace 7.1 site they can install the pages into it as a paid add-on. You customise fonts, colours, images and text in the standard editor, then subscribe to a plan when you are ready to publish. GoLive customers get an extended six-month Squarespace trial and 20 per cent off the first year of an annual plan.Related guide: read our roundup of the best Squarespace templates for ecommerce, or browse every template we list in the Squarespace templates hub.

Mérida is one of Squarespace's own free 7.1 templates, and it is a blog template first: the demo is set up as an online fashion magazine, with the blog as the homepage, an About page and a Contact page. The homepage leads with a featured posts strip, then a summary block of recent articles, a newsletter sign-up and a footer with social links. If you were expecting a product-led fashion store, this is not that; it is a clean, editorial starting point for publishing.What it includesThree pages in the demo: Blog (set as the homepage), About and Contact. The blog layout is built on Fluid Engine with a bold black header section, large post titles, dates and excerpts, and a "Read more" link on each card. The About page is a single column of text with a founding line and a couple of paragraphs, and Contact is a short form-ready page with email, phone and address placeholders. Section themes switch between white and black, which gives the template its magazine contrast. As a Squarespace template it costs nothing beyond your Squarespace plan and comes with all the platform's built-in blogging, newsletter and analytics tools.Who it suitsFashion, beauty and lifestyle writers, small online magazines, personal style blogs and anyone who wants an editorial site where the writing is the product. It also works as a starting point for a brand journal that will sit alongside a separate shop.Trade-offsThe demo has no shop, portfolio or services pages, so a fashion label selling products would add store pages themselves and restyle them to match. Because every 7.1 template shares the same engine, the design is really a set of styles and three pages; expect to build out the rest. The demo copy is placeholder text, and the layout leans on strong photography, so weak images will show.How it installsChoose Mérida when starting a new Squarespace trial, or preview it from the Squarespace templates page. Squarespace creates the site with the demo pages in place, and you replace the posts, images and text in the editor. Existing 7.1 sites cannot switch template, but you can copy the look by matching the section themes and fonts.Related guide: Best free Squarespace templates in 2026 and How to choose the right Squarespace template.