Moving on from Squarespace? We rebuild your website and run it for you.
Squarespace gives you a good-looking site to manage yourself. If you’d rather someone else kept it up to date and kept checking whether people can find you, One Site rebuilds it and runs it for you.
What Squarespace owners tell us, and what we do about it
“It looked great at launch and I haven’t touched it since.”
We keep it moving. Every fortnight we review it and send you new pages, posts and changes to approve.
“I want something I can take with me.”
With One Site you own the code, and you can have your files whenever you ask.
“I don’t know if my site brings in any business.”
Your site page shows visitors, including from AI assistants, and the Google searches people found you with.
Hosting and SEO, in one.
We rebuild your website and host it.
A real person sets it up with you. It’s built fast on purpose, and Google measures its speed every day.
Every fortnight we scan it to score your visibility on Google and AI.
We watch the searches that matter for you and report them in your review. You never have to type a keyword.
We fix it. You approve it.
We fix the technical things ourselves and tell you. Anything your visitors can see waits for your approval. New pages and posts come with a preview.
Every fortnight, four simple steps
- 1
An email arrives with the proposal.
- 2
Approve in one tap.
- 3
Or ask for a change, in your own words.
- 4
You click publish and we apply the change in minutes. We send you the proof.
What moving involves
- 1A call with Steve or Andrew to go through your site and what you rely on.
- 2We rebuild your pages, posts and images from your live site, and show you the new site.
- 3When you approve, we point your domain at the new site. If your domain is with Squarespace, it can stay there.
- 4We leave your email settings alone. If your email is billed through Squarespace, we’ll check it with you first.
- 5Once the new site is up, you can cancel your Squarespace site plan and keep your domain.
We switch only when you approve the new site. Typically a couple of weeks from your call.
What One Site doesn’t replace
If your business depends on any of these, One Site isn’t the right fit:
- – Squarespace Commerce and checkout
- – Scheduling (Acuity)
- – Member areas
- – Email campaigns
Worth knowing
- Squarespace’s help centre says its export only includes basic pages, one blog, and text and image content. Other page types and styling aren’t included. Squarespace Help Center, checked 9 October 2026.
Your website, run for you
Rebuild, hosting, a review every fortnight, technical fixes and new content, all in one subscription.
One simple monthly price. No quotes. The price you see is the price you pay. No VAT is added.
- We rebuild your website on our platform, and host it
- A review every fortnight
- Technical fixes, done and reported
- Up to 4 new pages or blog posts a fortnight, previewed before they go up
- Your own articles and news published without a developer
- A news and press section for your announcements and coverage
- Insured: professional indemnity and cyber cover with Hiscox.
- Your data is stored in the EU.
- Cookie-free visitor counts. No personal data.
- You own the code, and can have your files whenever you ask.
- Security and trust →
Coming from Squarespace: common questions
Will my site look the same?
We rebuild it with your content and logo, and you see it before anything switches. If you want changes while we’re at it, tell us on the call.
Can you move my Squarespace shop or scheduling?
No. One Site doesn’t include shops, checkout or booking systems. If your business depends on those, One Site isn’t the right fit.
What happens to my current website?
We rebuild it on our platform using your content, show it to you, and switch only when you approve. After that you can cancel your old host or website builder. Your domain stays registered to you.
Who owns the website?
You do. You own the code, and you can have your files whenever you ask.
Can I cancel?
Yes. Cancel any time from your account. It takes effect at the end of your billing period, when your site closes. Your domain stays yours, and you can ask for your files for 30 days after.