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Square Online vs Squarespace

Compare with for 10 people.

Square Online
56%
match · $588/yr
Squarespace
81%
match · $228/yr

Squarespace is the better fit.

It costs $360 less a year for 10 people.

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What you'd pay

Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.

Square Online
Plus
Flat price, whole team$49.00
× 12 months$588.00
Per year
$4.90 per person / mo
$588

Squarespace
Basic
Smaller bill
Flat price, whole team$19.00
× 12 months$228.00
Per year
$1.90 per person / mo
$228

Choose a tool

Square Online

From $49Free plan
G2 4.2 · 482 reviews

Cafes, counter-service restaurants and food trucks on Square POS that want free, commission-free online ordering more than a showcase website.

Squarespace

From $19Free plan
G2 4.4 · 1,137 reviews

Design-led restaurants, bars and wine shops where the website is about atmosphere, menus, events and reservations more than takeout.

Side by side

Square OnlineSquarespace
PricingFree; Plus $49/month per location$19/month (billed yearly); 14-day free trial
G2 Rating4.2 (482 reviews)4.4 (1,137 reviews)
Best ForCafes, counter-service restaurants and food trucks on Square POS that want free, commission-free online ordering more than a showcase website.Design-led restaurants, bars and wine shops where the website is about atmosphere, menus, events and reservations more than takeout.

Pros and cons

Square Online

Pros

  • Free plan already takes commission-free orders into your POS
  • Menu changes sync across POS, online, kiosks and delivery apps
  • Order with Google included on every plan
  • One vendor for POS, payments, ordering and gift cards

Cons

  • Basic design options, especially on the free plan
  • Custom domain requires Plus at $49/month per location
  • Built-in reservation integrations require Premium at $149/month per location

Squarespace

Pros

  • Most polished templates and typography of the group
  • Clean menu block that search engines can read
  • OpenTable and Tock blocks add reservations without code
  • Clear, published pricing

Cons

  • No native restaurant ordering; relies on ChowNow, Allday or Tock
  • No direct link to most restaurant POS systems
  • Basic plan adds a 2% fee on store sales

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