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Put your product in front of people already looking for a solution.
Squarespell helps website owners discover plugins, templates, extensions, courses and tools through structured listings, practical evidence and transparent commercial relationships.
Apply to list your product See how listings work
Applications are reviewed manually. Acceptance and editorial coverage cannot be purchased.
Ways to work with Squarespell
Four relationships. Every one of them is labelled on the page where it appears.
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Editorial listing
A free listing considered on relevance, quality, evidence and usefulness. Publication is not guaranteed.
Free Apply / express interest -
Affiliate partnership
Squarespell may use an approved tracked link or code when sending a buyer to your website. Commission never changes rank or verdict.
Labelled Apply / express interest -
Sponsored launch
A time-limited, clearly labelled promotional campaign. It is displayed separately from independent recommendations.
Paid · labelled Apply / express interest -
Featured creator
Enhanced profile visibility and promotional inventory for approved creators. Featured status does not affect verification or recommended sorting.
Paid · labelled Apply / express interest
How the process works
- 1 Submit your creator and product information.
- 2 Squarespell checks relevance, ownership, support information and listing quality.
- 3 Approved products receive the appropriate editorial, affiliate or commercial relationship label.
- 4 The creator can request corrections and provide future product updates.
What Squarespell accepts
- Plugins and extensions
- Templates and themes
- Components and integrations
- Apps and website tools
- Courses and implementation resources
- Products supporting Squarespace, WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Framer and future supported platforms
What we turn down
- Copied, pirated or unlicensed work
- Misleading claims or fake reviews
- Unsupported or abandoned products presented as current
- Products without a working public page, demo or adequate documentation
- Submissions that conflict with platform or affiliate-program terms
What creators receive
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A structured product page
Consistent fields, real screenshots, honest metadata.
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A creator profile and product archive
Everything you have listed, in one place.
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Platform and product-type discovery
Found by what it works with and what it is.
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A transparent relationship label
Readers always know how we are connected to you.
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A way to submit updates and corrections
Listings are maintained, not abandoned.
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Potential eligibility for testing and collections
Not every listing is tested or recommended.
The part that is not negotiable
Money buys visibility. It does not buy a verdict.
Paid placements are clearly labelled and kept separate from editorial rankings. Payment never changes verification, test results or recommendations.
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Paid visibility is labelled
A Sponsored Launch and a Featured Creator placement both carry a visible label wherever they appear, and they sit apart from independent recommendations.
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Editorial recommendations stay independent
What we recommend is decided on evidence. No amount of spend changes a recommendation, and none of it is for sale.
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Verification is evidence, not opinion
A verification badge means somebody installed the product on a real site of that platform and recorded what happened, with a date.
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The ranking cannot read commission
This is enforced in code, not policy: the recommendation calculation throws if it tries to read a commission field, and an automated test proves it on every run.
The detail is written down, not just asserted: Sponsored Content Policy and Affiliate Disclosure.
Apply to list your product
Every field marked required is one a reviewer genuinely needs. The rest help, and can be left blank.
A different application
You sell your time, not a product?
The form above lists a product. If what you offer is the work itself, design, development, migration, SEO, that is the Experts pilot, and it is a separate review with different questions.
A small pilot, reviewed by hand and starting with Squarespace. Applying does not list you.
Questions creators ask
Is a standard listing free?
Yes. An editorial listing costs nothing. It is considered on relevance, quality and usefulness, and publication is not guaranteed.
Does payment guarantee acceptance or a recommendation?
No. Paid options buy labelled visibility and nothing else. They cannot buy acceptance, a verification result, a ranking position or a recommendation.
Do you accept products for platforms other than Squarespace?
Yes, WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Framer and others. Squarespace is where the catalogue is deepest today, which is a fact about our stock rather than a rule about submissions.
Must I have an affiliate program?
No. Plenty of listed products have none. Having one does not improve your position, and not having one does not count against you.
Will Squarespell sell my product directly?
Not at the moment. Native seller checkout is not currently open. It may be introduced later for selected sellers, and we would talk to you before anything changed.
Can I update a published listing?
Yes. Send us corrections and product updates and we will keep the listing current. A listing that has gone stale is worse than no listing.
How are Sponsored and Featured placements labelled?
With a visible label on the placement itself, every time it appears. They are never mixed into recommended sorting or presented as an editorial pick.




