How to get Squarespace invoices
Step-by-step guide to downloading your Squarespace billing documents.
Last verified: 2026-04-24
Step-by-step: download invoices from Squarespace
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Sign in to account.squarespace.com
Open account.squarespace.com and sign in with the email that owns the site. Squarespace login sits one level above the site editor, so if you usually head straight to your-site.squarespace.com you will land in the wrong place. The account dashboard is where every invoice across every product lives, and it is the only place that shows you all of them together. Note that only Owner, Administrator, or a contributor with explicit billing permission can see invoices at all.
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Open Billing and click Invoices
From the left sidebar of the account dashboard, click Billing, then Invoices. The page shows a chronological list of every payment Squarespace has charged you, across Website plans, Commerce add-ons, Domains, Acuity Scheduling, and Squarespace Campaigns. Each row is a separate invoice with its own number, even if two products renewed on the same day. There is no per-product filter in the UI, so you scroll.
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Download each invoice as PDF
Click an invoice row to open the detailed view, then hit the Print button in the bottom-right corner. Squarespace does not ship a Download PDF button; the browser print dialog with "Save as PDF" is the supported path. Every payment is its own document, so expect separate files for the Website plan, the Commerce upgrade, each domain renewal, the Acuity subscription, and any Campaigns usage.
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Check Domains billing separately if anything is missing
Most domain renewal invoices show up in the main Invoices list, but domains moved between Squarespace accounts or registered in legacy flows can end up with their own trail under Domains → each domain → Billing. If a renewal email arrived but the invoice is not in the main list, that is the next place to look. Domain invoices bill on the domain anniversary, which almost never matches your Website plan cycle.
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File the PDFs where your accountant expects them
Rename each file with a consistent pattern like date-product-amount (for example 2026-04-14-website-business-192.00.pdf) so Website, Domain, Acuity, and Campaigns invoices do not get mixed up. If you manage client sites through Circle, keep invoices for your own account strictly separate from any client-paid invoices you download on their behalf.
About Squarespace billing
Squarespace sells itself as an all-in-one account. The billing experience is the opposite of that promise.
One Squarespace login can pay for a Website plan, a Commerce upgrade, two or three Domains, an Acuity Scheduling subscription, and a Squarespace Campaigns plan. Every one of those bills on its own cycle, generates its own invoice, and quietly collects in the same Billing tab. The Billing tab itself does not filter or group by product. You scroll.
The single most common Squarespace billing surprise is domain renewals. Each domain bills on its own anniversary, independent of the Website plan, and the renewal reminder is an email that blends in with everything else. A live site with two custom domains will generate at least three Squarespace invoices a year on three different dates, and the domain ones are the invoices that go missing first.
About Squarespace
Squarespace is a website builder and online business platform founded in 2003 by Anthony Casalena, headquartered in New York. Beyond the visual site editor, the company sells domain registration through Squarespace Domains, in-person and online scheduling through Acuity (acquired in 2019), and email marketing through Squarespace Campaigns. EU customers are billed by Squarespace Ireland Limited; US customers are billed by Squarespace Inc. Invoices for every product across the account land in a single Billing panel, but each product is a separate invoice on a separate cycle.
Manual vs automated
Manual
- Sign in at account.squarespace.com
- Open Billing then Invoices
- Click each invoice row and print to PDF
- Check Domains separately for missing domain renewals
- Rename Website, Commerce, Domains, Acuity, and Campaigns files apart
- Forward the pile to your accountant
Automated with Inbox Ledger
- Connect Squarespace once in Inbox Ledger
- Every invoice across every product lands in your dashboard with the PDF attached
- Export to Drive, Sheets, or your accounting system
Why people stop doing this by hand
One Website plan and one domain: manual works. A real Squarespace account stops looking like that quickly.
A small business on the Business tier with Commerce enabled, two domains, Acuity for client bookings, and Campaigns for its newsletter is already five separate invoice trails on five separate cycles. A Circle member running client sites has the same problem multiplied by client count, plus the Trial and First Year handoff complication where the first paid invoice can land on either the designer card or the client card depending on whether the billing transfer happened before go-live. Miss the transfer and you are refunding the client, reissuing on their account, and explaining the paperwork to your bookkeeper in the same afternoon.
Squarespace does not expose billing through a public API in any way that solves the collection problem. The Billing panel is the only supported route, and there is no bulk download, no CSV with PDF links, and no filter by product. Print-to-PDF through the browser dialog is the path.
Squarespace is one of the portals our Chrome Extension auto-detects. Install it, open the Billing panel, and the extension captures new invoices across Website, Domains, Acuity, and Campaigns in the background. No OAuth setup, no forwarding address, no clicking through each product line. It runs alongside the main Inbox Ledger sync for whatever still arrives in your billing inbox as email PDFs.
Next step
One site, one domain, a bookkeeper who is happy to wait: the Billing panel is enough. Multiple products, multiple domains, a Circle handoff, or a finance team that wants every Squarespace PDF in one place without anyone printing through a browser dialog: connect Squarespace to Inbox Ledger once and stop scrolling.
Where to look in the dashboard
- Account dashboard → Billing → Invoices is the unified list (Website, Commerce, Acuity, Campaigns, and most Domains)
- Account dashboard → Domains → pick domain → Billing is where edge-case domain invoices live if they are missing from the main list
- Account dashboard → Billing → Subscriptions shows what is actively renewing, which is different from what has been paid already
- Account dashboard → Permissions controls who can see Billing (Owner, Administrator, or explicit billing contributor)
- Acuity Scheduling plan is managed at app.acuityscheduling.com, but invoices for it live inside the main Squarespace Billing tab
Before you start — quick checklist
- The correct account name and billing email appear on the invoice, not your personal Squarespace login email by accident
- A separate invoice exists for every product line you pay for (Website, Commerce add-on, Domains, Acuity, Campaigns), not just the Website plan
- Domain renewal invoices match what the renewal reminder email said, down to the cent and the renewal date
- EU VAT is broken out on the PDF if you added a VAT ID, and Squarespace Ireland Limited is listed as the seller for EU buyers
- Annual Website plans show the full year charge, not a misleading monthly-equivalent line that never actually bills
- The file is a finalized invoice from the Billing panel, not a payment-receipt email, which does not satisfy most tax authorities
Pro tips
- Squarespace charges Website plans, Commerce features, Domains, Acuity, and Campaigns on independent cycles. A single active account can easily produce five to ten invoices a year on five to ten different dates, and the Billing page is the only common thread.
- Domain renewals are the invoices people forget first. They bill on the domain anniversary, not the site anniversary, and the email reminder is easy to archive and never open. Check the Domains section once a quarter even if nothing looks off.
- EU buyers are billed by Squarespace Ireland Limited, which applies Irish VAT rules. Add your VAT ID under Billing information before the next renewal so reverse-charge treatment applies. Past invoices cannot be rewritten by you, only by Squarespace support, and only within the same tax year.
- Acuity Scheduling has its own sub-brand but bills through the main Squarespace account once it is connected. Invoices for Acuity appear in the main Invoices list, but the plan itself is managed inside the Acuity app at app.acuityscheduling.com. Cancelling in the wrong place is a common support ticket.
- Squarespace Circle members get a Trial-then-First-Year pricing arrangement on sites built for clients, which means the designer pays nothing until the client goes live and claims ownership. Make sure the account is transferred to the client before the first paid invoice cuts, or the invoice lands on the designer card with the client name on it.
- Annual billing is cheaper than monthly across most Squarespace tiers and collapses twelve monthly PDFs into one yearly document. For any site you expect to run beyond six months, the annual switch pays for itself on paperwork alone.
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