Every website, online store, and booking page built on Squarespace starts at one door: the Squarespace login page. We tested the sign-in, signup, and recovery flows on the official site so you know exactly what to expect before you click “Log In.”
Our team also reviewed the mobile app, the Google Workspace setup, and the billing tools you reach once you’re inside. Here’s what we found.
Key Takeaways
- One login page covers everything. Squarespace websites, domains, and account settings all use the same sign-in screen at account.squarespace.com, which supports email and password plus Google, Apple, and Facebook sign-in.
- Recovery starts with “Can’t log in?” If the self-service option fails, Squarespace offers an account access request form and optional identity verification through Plaid, which takes about five minutes.
- Google Workspace is separate. You cannot open your Google Workspace inbox from your Squarespace dashboard. You sign in through Google directly instead.
What Does the Squarespace Login Page Look Like in 2026?
The official sign-in page lives at account.squarespace.com. When we loaded it, the page header simply read “Log into Squarespace.”
The layout is clean. You’ll see two fields, Email address and Password, followed by a Log In button.
Below that, Squarespace offers three one-click alternatives:
- Continue with Google
- Continue with Apple
- Continue with Facebook
At the top of the page sits a Create Account link. Near the bottom, you’ll find a small but important “Can’t log in?” link for account recovery.
The page is also protected by reCAPTCHA. If you see a verification prompt, that’s normal. It’s a security check, not an error.
Is the domains login different from the main login?
Not really. We checked the Squarespace Domains sign-in page, and it shows the same login form with the same social sign-in options.
That means one set of credentials works across your websites and your domains. You don’t need a second account.
How Do You Create a Squarespace Account?
If you’ve been following website builders for a while, this won’t come as a surprise: Squarespace makes signup quick. You can register with an email address or connect an existing Google, Apple, or Facebook account.
Here’s the process we followed.
Step-by-Step: Signing Up
- Open the official sign-in page. Go to account.squarespace.com in your browser. Double-check the address bar first.
- Click “Create Account.” You’ll find this link at the top of the login screen.
- Choose your signup method. Enter your email address and create a password, or pick Continue with Google, Apple, or Facebook.
- Complete the security check. If a reCAPTCHA prompt appears, follow the on-screen instructions.
- Confirm your details. Follow any prompts to verify your email or finish your profile setup. Keep your inbox open in another tab.
- Start building. Once inside, you can pick a template, start a website, or explore your account dashboard.
Quick tip: The Squarespace mobile app notes that new users can sign up in the app to start a free 14-day trial. That’s handy if you want to test the platform before you pay.
How Do You Log In to Your Squarespace Account?
Our analysis suggests most sign-in problems come from small slips, like a typo or the wrong email. Follow these steps for a smooth Squarespace login every time.
Step-by-Step: Logging In via account.squarespace.com
- Visit the official page. Type account.squarespace.com directly into your browser. Avoid clicking login links in unexpected emails.
- Enter your email address. Use the same email you used when you created the account.
- Type your password. Remember that passwords are case-sensitive. Check your Caps Lock key.
- Click “Log In.” If reCAPTCHA asks for verification, complete it.
- Finish any extra security steps. If you’ve turned on two-factor authentication, enter the code from your authenticator app or device.
- Land on your dashboard. From here, you can manage your websites, domains, and account settings.
Can you log in with Google, Apple, or Facebook?
Yes. All three social login options appear right on the main sign-in page.
There’s one catch, though. You must use the same method you originally linked. If you signed up with Apple, clicking “Continue with Google” won’t take you to that account.
Here’s how social sign-in works:
- Go to account.squarespace.com.
- Choose Continue with Google, Continue with Apple, or Continue with Facebook.
- Approve the request in the pop-up window from your chosen provider.
- Get redirected back to your Squarespace dashboard automatically.
What Should You Do If You Forget Your Password?
It happens to everyone. Fortunately, Squarespace builds recovery right into the login page through the “Can’t log in?” link.
Step-by-Step: Recovering a Forgotten Password
- Open the login page. Head to account.squarespace.com.
- Click “Can’t log in?” You’ll find it below the social sign-in buttons.
- Follow the recovery prompts. Enter the email address tied to your account, or follow the options for finding your account by other details, such as a domain.
- Check your inbox. Look for a message from Squarespace. Don’t forget your spam or junk folder.
- Create a new password. Pick something strong and unique that you haven’t used elsewhere.
- Log back in. Return to the sign-in page and use your new credentials.
What if the self-service recovery doesn’t work?
Industry insiders are noting that Squarespace has tightened its account access process, and we think that’s a good thing. If the standard recovery fails, you can submit a Request Account Access form through the Squarespace Help Center.
Squarespace will ask you to try the login page recovery first. That step is required before you use the form.
Here’s what the form typically asks for:
- An email address where support can reach you
- A short description of what led to the trouble
- URLs of any websites connected to the account
- A bank statement (PDF) showing the bank header, account holder name, and the most recent Squarespace charge
Good to know: The bank statement is not required for two-factor authentication issues. You’re also free to hide other personal details on the document.
Can you speed up account recovery?
You can. Squarespace offers an optional identity verification step powered by Plaid.
According to Squarespace, this check takes about five minutes. For your security, Squarespace only shares account details with the verified account holder.
How Do You Log In on the Squarespace Mobile App?
If you manage a business on the go, the official app is worth a look. It’s called Squarespace: Run your business, and it’s published by Squarespace Inc.
You can download it from the Google Play Store. When we checked, the listing had a 4.1-star rating from more than 7,600 reviews and over 500,000 downloads.
Step-by-Step: Logging In on the App
- Install the app from the Google Play link above. Make sure the developer reads “Squarespace Inc.”
- Open the app and tap the option to log in.
- Enter your credentials or use a social login option, if offered.
- Complete any security checks, such as two-factor authentication.
- Start managing your site from your phone.
What can you do in the app once you’re signed in?
Our team found that the app goes well beyond basic editing. Here’s a feature list based on the official listing:
- Sell anywhere: Share custom pay links, accept Tap to Pay for in-person sales, and sync inventory with Point of Sale.
- Manage details: Review customer and order information, buy and print shipping labels, and update product listings.
- Get paid: Send branded invoices, view payments, and track payouts of any size.
- Stay informed: Get real-time notifications, track sales, and receive weekly traffic summaries.
- Promote your business: Create social posts, send email campaigns, and make SEO updates.
- Update your site: Publish new content, upload photos from your camera roll, and edit page designs.
How Does Google Workspace Login Work With Squarespace?
This is where many users get confused. You cannot log into Google Workspace from your Squarespace account.
Squarespace’s own support documentation confirms this. You buy Google Workspace through Squarespace, but you sign in through Google to reach your inbox, Admin console, and Google Drive.
Step-by-Step: Your First Google Workspace Login
- Find the welcome email. After signup, Squarespace emails you a temporary password. The subject line reads “Welcome to Google Workspace.”
- Click “Log Into Email.” This link sits inside the confirmation email.
- Sign in with your new address. Use the temporary password and your new business email. If you’re already signed into a personal Gmail, click “Add account” first.
- Create your own password. Follow Google’s prompts to set a permanent password.
- Accept the Terms of Service. This step is mandatory, so don’t skip it.
- Verify your domain. Google will take you to your Admin console to finish setup.
Why does accepting Google’s terms matter so much?
We can’t stress this enough. If you sign up for an annual plan and don’t accept Google Workspace’s Terms of Service, your account gets removed from Squarespace and transferred to Google at the end of your first billing cycle.
Once that happens, Squarespace can’t reinstate it. You’d need to set up billing with Google directly.
Where do you log in after setup?
After your first sign-in, you can bookmark two Google addresses:
- Admin console: admin.google.com, for managing users, aliases, and domain settings
- Email inbox: mail.google.com, for sending and receiving business email
Remember to use your Google Workspace email and password here, not your Squarespace credentials.
How Do You Manage Billing After Logging In?
Once your Squarespace login is complete, billing tools are just a few clicks away. Squarespace’s billing FAQ explains that your invoices live in your site’s Billing area.
Invoices work like receipts. They appear in chronological order, with the most recent payment at the top.
What billing details should you know?
Based on Squarespace’s official billing FAQ, here’s what our team found most useful:
- Separate invoices: Each subscription, like Email Campaigns, domains, Google Workspace, and your site plan, gets its own invoice.
- Upgrades: Moving to a higher plan means you’ll be charged the extra cost.
- Downgrades: Switching to a lower plan results in a prorated refund.
- Monthly to annual: Switching starts a new billing cycle, with unused monthly time subtracted from the annual cost.
- Payment timing: Subscriptions can be paid monthly or yearly, and you can switch plans at any time.
Are there discounts for managing multiple sites?
Squarespace has said there’s no standard multi-site discount. However, designers and developers who build sites for clients can apply for the Squarespace Circle program.
Circle members have historically received perks such as extended trial periods and discounts on site subscriptions. Check the current Circle terms before applying, since perks can change.
Why Can’t You Log In to Squarespace? Common Fixes
Our analysis suggests most Squarespace login failures fall into a handful of predictable categories. Before you contact support, run through this checklist.
Steps to Take When Login Fails
- Check your email address. Many users have more than one email and simply try the wrong one.
- Confirm your sign-in method. If you signed up with Google, Apple, or Facebook, use that same button. A password field won’t help here.
- Watch your Caps Lock. Passwords are case-sensitive.
- Clear your browser cache. Old cookies can interfere with sign-in. Try a private or incognito window.
- Complete reCAPTCHA. If verification keeps failing, disable browser extensions that block scripts.
- Try another browser or device. This quickly shows whether the issue is local or account-related.
- Check for service issues. In rare cases, the problem is on Squarespace’s end. If pages won’t load anywhere, wait a bit and try again.
- Use “Can’t log in?” When all else fails, start the official recovery flow.
How do you reach Squarespace support?
Squarespace offers live chat Monday through Friday, from 4:00 AM to 8:00 PM Eastern Time. Email support is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Here’s a tip we picked up. When the Support Assistant chatbot opens, you can type “start live chat” to request a connection with a human advisor.
How Can You Keep Your Squarespace Account Secure?
A strong sign-in habit protects your website, your revenue, and your customers’ trust. Here’s what our team recommends:
- Turn on two-factor authentication. It adds a second layer of protection beyond your password.
- Use a unique password. Never reuse your Squarespace password on other sites.
- Bookmark the real login page. Save account.squarespace.com so you never land on a fake page.
- Be wary of phishing. Squarespace itself warns that phishing tries to trick you into sharing passwords or account details.
- Use a password manager. It creates and stores strong credentials for you.
FAQs
What is the official Squarespace login URL?
The official sign-in page is account.squarespace.com. Always type it directly or use a saved bookmark.
Can I use Google, Apple, or Facebook to sign in?
Yes. The login page offers Continue with Google, Continue with Apple, and Continue with Facebook. Just use the same method you chose during signup.
How do I reset my Squarespace password?
Click “Can’t log in?” on the login page and follow the prompts. Check your spam folder if the recovery email doesn’t arrive.
What if I can’t recover my account through the login page?
You can submit a Request Account Access form through the Help Center. Squarespace may ask for your connected website URLs and a bank statement showing your latest Squarespace charge.
Can I check my Google Workspace email from my Squarespace dashboard?
No. According to Squarespace, Google Workspace requires a separate sign-in through Google, at admin.google.com or mail.google.com.
Is there an official Squarespace mobile app?
Yes. Squarespace: Run your business is available on the Google Play Store. It lets you manage orders, payments, content, and marketing from your phone.
Does one Squarespace login work for both websites and domains?
It does. We found the Squarespace Domains sign-in uses the same login form, so your one account covers both.
When is Squarespace live chat available?
Live chat runs Monday through Friday, 4:00 AM to 8:00 PM ET. Email support is open around the clock.
Our Final Take
After testing every step, we found the Squarespace login system simple, secure, and consistent across websites, domains, and mobile. The biggest pitfalls are mismatched sign-in methods and the Google Workspace separation, which trips up plenty of new users.
Bookmark the official page, turn on two-factor authentication, and keep your billing details current. Do those three things, and you’ll rarely get locked out.
