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Squarespace vs Pixpa

Compare with for 10 people.

Squarespace
51%
match · $228/yr
Pixpa
68%
match · $65/yr

Pixpa is the better fit.

It costs $163 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.

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

Pixpa
Entry plan
Smaller bill
Flat price, whole team$5.40
× 12 months$64.80
Per year
$0.54 per person / mo
$65

Choose a tool

Squarespace

From $19
G2 4.4 · 1,137 reviews

Designers, illustrators, writers, artists and photographers who mainly show their work, sell some prints or products, and want a polished site with little setup.

Pixpa

From $5.40
G2 4.6 · 108 reviews

Photographers and artists who want a portfolio site, client proofing and print sales in one low-cost subscription.

Side by side

SquarespacePixpa
Pricing$19/month (billed yearly)$5.40/month (billed yearly)
G2 Rating4.4 (1,137 reviews)4.6 (108 reviews)
Best ForDesigners, illustrators, writers, artists and photographers who mainly show their work, sell some prints or products, and want a polished site with little setup.Photographers and artists who want a portfolio site, client proofing and print sales in one low-cost subscription.

Pros and cons

Squarespace

Pros

  • Most polished results for the least effort
  • Commerce, blog and scheduling in one subscription
  • Templates suit many creative fields, not only photography

Cons

  • No built-in client proofing workflow
  • 2% transaction fee on Basic makes Core the real selling plan
  • Highest entry price in this comparison
  • No free plan, only a 14-day trial

Pixpa

Pros

  • Proofing, print sales and a portfolio site in one plan
  • Print-lab fulfillment built in
  • No commission on sales on any plan
  • Lowest yearly price for a full-featured portfolio

Cons

  • Basic limited to 10 pages, 200 gallery images and 3 GB storage
  • Smaller template and app ecosystem than Squarespace or Wix
  • Lower storage tiers fill up fast with client work

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