Squarespace coupons and deals

How to use a Squarespace coupon

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   Pick an offer above. Anything with a code shows it on the row, copy it there.

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   Open Squarespace with the button. The offer page opens in a new tab so this list stays where it is.

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   Paste the code at checkout and check the total actually drops before you pay.

Squarespace coupons: common questions

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