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A business customer describes a "horrible" support experience with Squarespace, where it took a week, an uninformed chatbot, and three human agents to regain access to their account after an employee left, causing their site to be down the entire time.

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RedditOct 1, 2026By u/ozempicgo

r/squarespace

Nightmare getting Squarespace site back

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4
comments
5

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Horrible horrible service, we spent a week with our site down because our previous Director left and did not leave the password to our Squarespace account. We went through numerous attempts with a horribly uninformed chatbot and three different human agents, all of whom said they had to send our ticket to Tech Support. After a week of no sleep (our site and email was down) by some miracle we finally got an email that someone had moved out site to my business account. I don't knwo what would have happened if I didn't have an account with Squarespace already. Squarespace is right up there with Verizon and Xfinity. Shame on you.

Also quoted as evidence

  • [comment u/GunterJanek] Yeah the one time I had to deal with support it sucked donkey balls. Thankfully it's not a common occurrence otherwise I'd shipped ship years ago.

reddit.com/r/squarespace/comments/1wv24mk/nightmare_getting_squarespa...Read the full source

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2 of 5 comments
  • “A week of downtime because one person left is on them. Resetting access for a departed admin is routine work, and it shouldn't take three agents and a tech escalation. While you're in there, add a second owner-level user on a shared company address that survives staff turnover, and check where the domain and email actually live so they can't end up behind one login again. Is the domain registere”

    u/TopSydeWP1 points · Oct 1, 2026View

  • “Yeah the one time I had to deal with support it sucked donkey balls. Thankfully it's not a common occurrence otherwise I'd shipped ship years ago. These companies are hellbent on eliminating customer and technical support leaving only chatbots, forums full of "community experts", and of course Reddit.”

    u/GunterJanek1 points · Oct 1, 2026View

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Signal
Customer feedback

What this signalsUser posts often show product pain before it reaches reviews or churn.

Subreddit
r/squarespace
Event date
Sep 2026

Companies

  • VerizonAlso named
  • XfinityAlso named

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Mentions
9

Details

Timing
Completed
Category
Support
Virality
Low
Post kind
Text
Prominence
Core
Company's role
Vendor

Topics and mentions

Topics

  • customer support
  • account access
  • downtime
  • it administration

Flair

  • Discussion

Extraction

Sentiment
Negative
Detected
Oct 1, 2026
signal_type
reddit-company
signal_subtype
customerFeedback

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        "author": "TopSydeWP",
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