Also the model of squarspace is that they have your site and you can’t port it to another provider. So usually a customers options are “pay the new price or reb

Also the model of squarspace is that they have your site and you can’t port it to another provider. So usually a customers options are “pay the new price or rebuild your site.” And there’s lots of small businesses who could probably afford to pay $2k/year instead of $100. I expect that prices will really go up. I always avoided squarespace because I didn’t like the idea of paying a monthly fee “just” to host content. I mean, Wordpress has flaws but at least you design once and then host on one of the billion Wordpress servers. And if one gets uppity or sells to PE, you can just switch.