Your Squarespace template includes a three month free Squarespace trial, giving you time to customize your site before committing to a subscription.

When you are ready to publish your website, or when the trial period ends, you will need to choose a Squarespace subscription plan. The plan you select will depend on how you plan to use your site.

If your website is informational or service based, a standard Squarespace plan is typically sufficient. If you plan to sell products or services through a shop, a Business or Commerce plan may be required depending on the features you need.

If you already have a Squarespace website and decide to use your template as a separate site, a new subscription will be required for the template site. Squarespace subscriptions cannot be transferred between websites.

You will also need a domain name to publish your site. Domains are typically purchased separately and pricing varies based on availability and demand. If you already own a domain, it can be connected to your new site when you are ready to launch.

Squarespace may offer a free domain when purchasing an annual subscription, depending on your plan and eligibility.

Yes. All Oak and Ledger templates are built on Squarespace 7.1 and support blogging, e commerce, and portfolio pages.

You can add a blog to publish written content, images, videos, or other media, and schedule posts to go live when you are ready. Squarespace includes built in tools to manage posts and view basic analytics so you can track engagement over time. Some templates include a blog layout by default, and others allow you to easily add one.

You can also add a shop to sell physical products, digital products, services, or subscriptions using Squarespace Commerce. A Business plan or higher is required to enable e commerce features. Squarespace works well for simple, streamlined online stores and service based businesses, but may not be the best fit for high volume or highly complex e commerce needs.

Portfolio pages can be added to showcase your work, services, or projects. These sections are flexible and can be customized to fit your content, whether you are highlighting case studies, client work, or visual examples.

The templates are designed with SEO best practices in mind from a structural standpoint. This includes clean layouts, logical page hierarchy, and mobile responsive design that supports strong search performance.

Because each template functions like any standard Squarespace 7.1 website, your SEO results will ultimately depend on how you customize and use it. This includes adding relevant keywords to your page content, writing clear page titles and descriptions, optimizing URLs, and uploading properly sized and named images.

If you are redesigning or moving from an existing website, it is normal to see temporary changes in search visibility. With thoughtful setup and consistent optimization, performance typically stabilizes and improves over time, especially when URLs are kept consistent to avoid broken links.

The templates provide a strong foundation, but ongoing SEO success comes from the content and strategy you apply as your site grows.

Due to the digital nature of website templates, all sales are final. Please review template details carefully before purchasing.

Once you submit the website inquiry form, we will schedule a call to talk through your business, your goals, and the type of website you are looking for. This conversation helps us understand the scope of the project and make sure a custom build is the right fit for you.

After the call, you will receive a personalized quote based on what we discussed. Once the proposal is approved, we begin the design process. You will start with an intake form where you will share your content, brand details, and any assets needed for your site.

From there, we build your website thoughtfully and intentionally, keeping your brand and audience in mind. You will have the opportunity to review the site and request revisions along the way, ensuring the final result feels aligned and complete before launch.

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