Squarespace
Squarespace Website Expiration Notifications
Squarespace, a popular website-building platform, sends notifications to users when their website subscription is nearing expiration. These alerts help ensure uninterrupted service and prevent unexpected downtime for your online presence.
Why These Notifications Matter
Website expiration can lead to:
- Service interruption - Your site becomes inaccessible
- Loss of domain ownership - Someone else may register your domain
- Search ranking drops - Temporary downtime affects SEO performance
Notification Timeline
Squarespace typically sends multiple reminders:
- 30 days before expiration
- 15 days before expiration
- 7 days before expiration
- On the expiration date
- After expiration (grace period notifications)
What to Do When You Receive a Notification
Follow these steps to maintain your website:
- Log in to your Squarespace account
- Navigate to the Billing section
- Review your subscription details
- Update payment information if needed
- Complete the renewal process
Grace Period Information
Squarespace offers a grace period after expiration:
- Domains: Typically 30 days to renew
- Website hosting: Usually 14 days before suspension
- After suspension, additional fees may apply for restoration
Best Practices
To avoid service interruptions:
- Keep your contact information updated in account settings
- Consider enabling auto-renewal for continuous service
- Mark renewal dates on your calendar
- Check spam folders if you haven't received expected notifications
By responding promptly to Squarespace's expiration notifications, you can ensure your website remains active and accessible to visitors without interruption.