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Squarespace makes the prettiest templates in the builder world. Givyx makes a site that is yours alone — and somebody else does the building. Here is where each one wins.
Givyx
Squarespace
Who builds it
I do, from your brief, photos and voice.
You do, from a template or Blueprint AI, in the Squarespace editor.
Design
One-off, for your business. Motion and layout chosen for it.
Excellent templates — recognisably Squarespace, shared with many sites.
Price
From $9.99/mo; Studio $49/mo (249 zł). No build fee. First month free.
Basic from about $16/mo, Core about $23/mo, billed yearly; more month to month.
Languages
Polish + English (or any pair) on one address, hreflang done right.
Multilingual needs duplicate pages or a third-party plugin.
Changes later
Message me; changes are unlimited on the Studio plan.
Edit it yourself in a clean, forgiving editor.
Business features
Booking with staff, car inventory, lead counting, forms to inbox — built in.
Scheduling (Acuity) and commerce as paid add-ons; no inventory pages for dealers.
Ownership
Your content and design files, plus your own domain if you buy one.
Your domain and content; the site itself stays on Squarespace.
Best for
A business owner who wants it done and kept alive.
Creatives and portfolios who enjoy shaping their own pages.
01
Template taste
Their templates are the best-looking in the builder market. If a template is fine for you, Squarespace is a fine choice.
02
Self-service editing
You change a photo at midnight without asking anyone. With me it's a message and a day.
03
Scale of company
A large public company with 24/7 chat support. I am one person — which is also why your message reaches the person who built the site.
Pick Squarespace if you are a photographer, a designer, a studio — someone with good photos and the patience to arrange them. The editor rewards taste, and a portfolio rarely needs booking with staff or an inventory feed.
Pick Givyx if you run a service business and the site has jobs to do: take a booking, show today's stock, put a call button under the thumb of someone standing in a car park. I build those parts as part of the site, not as add-ons, and I keep them working.
Money-wise the two are close: Squarespace Basic is about $16 a month, Givyx Starter is $9.99 and Studio $49, with no build fee and a free first month — so the comparison you should make is the finished site against the finished site.
first month free
- Up to 15 pages
- Everything in Starter
- Online booking
- Unlimited changes (new features quoted first)
- Advanced SEO
- Analytics dashboard
- Priority support
- 1 design refresh / year
First month free — you pay from month two, and only if you keep the site. Changes are unlimited on the Studio plan, and online booking is included. Other plans on the pricing page; no build fee on any of them.
Can you rebuild my Squarespace site?
Yes. Send the address. Text and photos come over; the design is made new, usually lighter and faster. I connect your domain for free when you're ready.
Does Givyx do e-commerce?
Small catalogues and card payments, yes. A big store with variants and stock sync belongs on Shopify — I'll tell you if that's you.
How do updates work with Givyx?
Bookings, products and form replies are in your panel. Page copy goes through me: one message, done within a day for small things.
What if I want to leave?
Cancel any month. You keep the text and the photos, and your own domain if you bought one. There's no annual contract to break.
◆ try it first
Tell me what the business does. I build a first version; if you like it, the first month is free.
