John Siciliano
Has affiliate links Published 12/11/2025 Updated 7/15/2026

89 Best Squarespace Design Agency Website Examples

I found the best Squarespace design agency websites that attract high-paying clients.

So, you think stunning visuals close deals. Actually… it’s positioning copy first. Here’s what works:

  • Lead with outcome-driven headlines. Bailey EidahlWeb design & branding studio website — feminine, editorial serif design in lavender, teal, and charcoal. "Web Design and Branding that Speaks Your Dream Clients' Love Language" nails this with “Web Design and Branding that Speaks Your Dream Clients’ Love Language.” Sell the result, not the service.
  • Use editorial serif typography with asymmetric layouts. Salted ProjectsCreative services website — warm, feminine editorial design in cream, mustard, and chocolate. "DESIGN THAT DOES THE HEAVY LIFTING" pairs italic serif headlines with scrolling marquees… it feels premium without custom code.
  • Brand your methodology visually. Deliberately DesignedDesign-as-a-service website — serene, organic typography in teal, yellow-green, and black. "Your Overwhelmed Team's Design Wingwoman" organizes value props under teal labels (Scale, Deliver, Support), turning abstract services into scannable proof.

Browse the full gallery of Squarespace design agency websites below.

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Design Data

The colors, fonts, and layout choices used across 89 Squarespace design agency websites.

300px Button corner radius median across 28 sites
74.8px Headline size median across 25 sites
4 Navigation links median across 84 sites

Background color

How dark or light the page background is (background luminance).

  • White / near white 48.3% (43)
  • Light 16.9% (15)
  • Black / near black 16.9% (15)
  • Mid-tone 10.1% (9)
  • Dark 7.9% (7)

Accent color

The color of each site's primary button, measured from its code (accent hue family).

  • Black, white & gray 43.1% (31)
  • Amber / orange 16.7% (12)
  • Red 15.3% (11)
  • Blue 6.9% (5)
  • Teal / cyan 5.6% (4)
  • Lime 4.2% (3)
  • Green 4.2% (3)
  • Pink 2.8% (2)
  • Purple 1.4% (1)

Hero imagery

The kind of visual the top section leads with.

  • Photography 53% (44)
  • No imagery 24.1% (20)
  • Illustration 14.5% (12)
  • Product screenshot 8.4% (7)

Button shape

Corner rounding on primary buttons (border radius relative to height).

  • Pill (fully rounded) 64.3% (18)
  • Square corners 25% (7)
  • Rounded corners 10.7% (3)

Font combination

How heading and body typefaces pair (serif vs. sans-serif).

  • All sans-serif 64% (16)
  • Serif headings, sans-serif body 36% (9)

Color intensity

How colorful the palette is, from black-and-white to bold color (saturation).

  • Soft, muted color 55.1% (49)
  • Bold, vivid color 27% (24)
  • Black & white 18% (16)

Dark mode support

Sites whose code adapts to the visitor's light/dark preference (prefers-color-scheme).

  • Yes 0% (0)
  • No 100% (32)

Most-used fonts

The typeface each site leads with, read from its live CSS.

  • futura-pt 8% (2)
  • Archivo Black 8% (2)
  • Poppins 8% (2)
  • Helvetica Neue 8% (2)
  • freight-text-pro 4% (1)

Percentages are the share of sites where each trait could be measured, with counts in parentheses. Last updated July 2026.

Best Squarespace design agency website examples start from white, not black

Across the gallery, 48.3% of sites sit in the near-white luminance bucket, making pale backgrounds the dominant choice by a wide margin. Light backgrounds add another 16.9%, while near-black (16.9%), mid-tone (10.1%), and dark (7.9%) options trail well behind. Design agencies selling craft and taste lean on white space to let typography and project photography carry the page, visible in Inner LuminarySpiritual coaching website — elegant, ethereal serif typography design in warm navy and cream. "SPIRITUAL COACH AND LIFE TRANSFORMATION GUIDE", Interplay CollectiveSocial impact consultancy website — editorial, serif-driven design in warm khaki, amber, and green. "Tomorrow is made together™", and Akkaoui JisrLaw firm website — minimal, sophisticated legal design in warm gray and olive. "A general practice with a focus on investment", all built on white with photography or illustration doing the persuasion work instead of the background.

Neutral wins the accent battle, and nothing else comes close

Neutral tones lead the accent hue distribution at 43.1%, more than double the next closest options, amber at 16.7% and red at 15.3%. Blue, teal, lime, green, pink, and purple each register in the single digits. This is a niche that treats color as a supporting actor: the muted saturation profile confirms it, covering 55.1% of sites versus 27% vibrant and 18% monochrome. inhausBoutique graphic design agency website with sophisticated, minimalist typography and dark color palette. "designed inhaus." and Inspire ElementalSustainable PR agency website — minimalist, editorial serif design in olive green and cream. "Storytelling for bold, purpose-driven hospitality brands, sustainability thought leaders, and the visionaries of our future" both run black-and-white palettes with black or white buttons, letting portfolio work rather than brand color do the selling.

Pill buttons are the default call to action

Among sites with a defined CTA shape, pill buttons appear on 64.3%, square trails at 25%, and rounded brings up the rear at 10.7%. The median CTA radius of 300px confirms that even “square” buttons often carry soft edges. Interplay CollectiveSocial impact consultancy website — editorial, serif-driven design in warm khaki, amber, and green. "Tomorrow is made together™", Daisy CreativeWarm, vintage-inspired brand design studio website with mixed serif, script, and sans-serif typography in cream, olive, and warm brown. "DAISY CREATIVE CO", and Bailey EidahlWeb design & branding studio website — feminine, editorial serif design in lavender, teal, and charcoal. "Web Design and Branding that Speaks Your Dream Clients' Love Language" all use pill-shaped black or white buttons, a shape that reads as approachable without competing with portfolio imagery for attention.

Photography, not illustration, sells the agency

Hero media splits heavily toward photography at 53%, while 24.1% of sites skip hero imagery entirely in favor of text-only openings. Illustration (14.5%) and product mockups (8.4%) are minority choices. Bad HunterAustralian plant-based food brand website — bold, punk-inspired condensed typography design in bright yellow, red, and black. "EAT LIKE AN ANIMAL", Decades HealthHolistic women's wellness & longevity telehealth website — elegant serif typography in indigo, coral, and pink. "YOUR BEST DECADES AWAIT.", and Brooke GlaserIllustration education website — feminine, playful typography design in pink, coral, and navy. "I make cute art for clients and I've taught 296k+ artists to do the same" open with photography-led heroes, while ImagemCreative agency website — bold, geometric typography design in dark charcoal and cream. "Get yourself out there." and Affinity CreatorsCreator economy website — bold, neon-accented dark mode design in chartreuse and gradients. "A CREATIVE STUDIO THAT *EMPOWERS* CREATORS, LEVERAGES INFLUENTIAL STORYTELLING, AND HARNESSES THE *SWAY* OF AUTHENTICITY" prove the text-only route still works when typography is strong enough to hold the top of the page alone.

Dark mode support is absent, and sans typography rules the page

Every one of the 32 sites checked for dark mode support returned no, a full 100%. Typographically, sans headings dominate at 64%, sans body copy reaches 80.5%, and sans-plus-sans pairing accounts for 64% of font combinations, with serif-plus-sans as the only real alternative at 36%. Bailey EidahlWeb design & branding studio website — feminine, editorial serif design in lavender, teal, and charcoal. "Web Design and Branding that Speaks Your Dream Clients' Love Language" and AnidaMinimalist UI/UX designer portfolio website with clean, monochrome illustration-driven design. "Hi, I'm Anida" both pair sans headings with sans body text, the formula that most Squarespace design agency design work converges on when clarity matters more than ornament.