Install, Conflicts & Troubleshooting

Do Squarewebsites plugins work on Squarespace trial sites?

Trial sites and Code Injection

Squarespace trial sites expose the same editor features as a paid site, including Code Injection on plans that support it (Squarewebsites). Because Squarewebsites plugins are snippets placed through Code Injection or a Code Block, they install and run on a trial site the same way they do on a live one.

Universal Filter on trial sites

Universal Filter works on trial sites and Basic accounts, and it runs client-side in the browser so visitors can interact with filters without logging in (Squarewebsites). That makes a trial site a practical place to test filtering against your real content before purchasing or going live.

Testing before purchase

If you already own a plugin, a trial site is a safe environment to build and verify the configuration before deploying to a client’s live site. Free basic-setup support is available to help get the standard configuration working, with paid help for anything beyond that (Squarewebsites).

Going live

When the trial converts to a paid plan that supports Code Injection, the snippets keep working without changes. If the trial is on a Personal plan, remember that sitewide Code Injection isn’t available there — use the Code Block or Markdown block workaround instead (Squarewebsites).

Sources: squarewebsites.org · squarewebsites.org