Koo vs Squarespace
Squarespace nails templates. Koo nails ongoing growth, with automated SEO, blogging and X distribution.
Squarespace gives you the prettiest template library on the web. Koo gives you a site that earns traffic on its own. Choose Squarespace for craft. Choose Koo for compounding growth.
Koo's templates compete on design, but design isn't the moat. The moat is what happens after launch: weekly blog posts written for you, SEO that re-audits every page automatically, schema for everything, and your content auto-distributed to X. Squarespace sells you a website. Koo sells you the marketing system around it.
Squarespace's typography and design polish set the bar. The templates are tasteful by default, the editor is calm, and the brand attracts a designer-friendly audience. For portfolios, restaurants and small services that just want to look great, Squarespace is genuinely good.
Capability by capability
Build
Grow
Convert
Pricing and support
When Squarespace is the better choice
- Your business is the design. Photographers, designers and architects who want a near-perfect visual frame.
- You're selling memberships, courses or scheduling-heavy services that Squarespace's native modules handle well.
- You're never going to publish a blog post, and you know it.
Moving from Squarespace to Koo
Koo's importer reads a Squarespace export (Pages, Settings, Advanced, Import/Export). Pages, posts, products and images come across, and we re-apply your fonts and palette so it still feels like your brand.