It sits inside the site you already manage, pulls products and blog posts straight in, and inherits your fonts and colours, which makes a consistent send easy. For a shop sending one or two things a month, that is often enough.
What it will not do is deep behavioural automation or layered segmentation. There are basic automations, and that is where it stops.
Squarespace shops with a modest list, a simple range and no flow ambitions beyond a welcome email. Also a fine place to start if you have never sent anything, because it removes every excuse.
When the flows start earning real money, you will outgrow it. That is a good problem, and moving is a job with a price on it rather than an upsell.
Squarespace Email Campaigns is priced by monthly send volume as an add-on to your existing Squarespace subscription, in blocks of campaigns rather than by contact count.
Platform fees are yours and paid direct, never marked up through me. Rates move, so check the platform for current pricing before you budget on it.
Mostly campaigns and newsletters: planned, written, built into a template that matches your site, scheduled and reported on. Plus the basic automation it does support, set up properly.
If the honest answer is that you have outgrown it, the audit will say so and tell you what moving would actually involve.
Already on Squarespace Email? The free audit is done inside your own account, so it tells you what is actually configured rather than what should be.
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