Pay Squarespace with Crypto

Squarespace's current website tiers are Basic, Core, Plus, and Advanced, and billing applies per site. SolCard works when you're moving a trial site onto a paid plan or covering a separate renewal for another Squarespace property.

Squarespace domains can be purchased even before you launch a full site, and after the initial registration period they renew annually. That makes SolCard practical if you want to reserve a name now and sort out the site build later.

Email Campaigns billing is independent from your site subscription, with its own plan, billing cycle, invoice, and monthly usage period. SolCard is a clean option when marketing sends are budgeted separately from hosting or commerce costs.

Google Workspace through Squarespace is billed per user or email address, and extra seats increase the total invoice. That's a different spend pattern from a flat website plan, especially if you add addresses as a team grows.

Acuity is sold as its own subscription and can run standalone or alongside a Squarespace website. If your business mainly needs appointment booking, SolCard can fund that Acuity renewal without tying the page to a broader site upgrade.

Squarespace says it doesn't accept Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies for subscriptions, PayPal is only available to non-US residents, and Apple Pay or Google Pay only appear in a narrower domain-first checkout flow. SolCard keeps you on the standard card route Squarespace already documents.