What clients book when it’s launch time: a live call where we review, fix, and publish their site together.

Like Loom, but with replies. Save yourself meetings by sending videos instead. I use it daily.

It’s like Canva meets iMovie meets ChatGPT. Edit videos as docs, remove filler words and gaps, etc.

This should come as no surprise, but I think Squarespace is the best-fit platform for many businesses.

For all things Squarespace SEO. Fantastic plugin & resources.

If all you need is a blog and/or email newsletter. Check out Gloat for a great deal on managed self-hosting.

For local SEO rank tracking at scale. Gives good auto-suggestions.

All things local SEO. Cheap citation building and quality monitoring. Great free courses.

For codeless widgets and plugins.

Dynamic policies pages. Great affiliate and reseller programs for designers.

Policies pages plugin with lifetime pricing option.

Squarespace native search sucks. Monocle is the best search plugin I’ve found. Test it here.

Print nearly anything on demand. Connects with Squarespace and all the others.

A meeting notetaker - records, transcribes, and AI-summarizes all my video calls. Free version is solid.

Adds lots of pro functionalities to Squarespace editor. Cross-site duplication alone makes it worth it.

Zapier alternative with lifetime pricing options. Connect everything.

Christy’s got solid templates and courses, and her Starter Template is a great timesaver.

Automatic cloud backup for your hard drive. If you store important files locally, don’t risk it.

Huge template directory and plugin shop. Omari is an OG of the Squarespace designer community.

Will makes excellent Squarespace plugins. Curious Coder membership has a lot of value.