Does the report work on Squarespace?

Yes, identically. It reads public pages the way any visitor does, so nothing about the diagnosis depends on what a site is built with. What changes by platform is execution — which of the resulting actions we can carry out for you and which you have to do yourself.

Can Passcite publish changes to Squarespace for me?

No, and none is planned. The report names the Squarespace panel each change lives in; you make it there.

Can I edit robots.txt on Squarespace?

No. Squarespace generates and serves it; there is no editor. You cannot allow or block an AI crawler by hand.

Can I publish an llms.txt on Squarespace?

Not as a real file, which is the only form that counts. No arbitrary root paths.

What if Squarespace's robots.txt blocks an AI crawler?

You cannot change it yourself, so check the live file before writing anything. If an engine is blocked, that goes to Squarespace support, not onto your to-do list.

What does the free report cost?

Nothing, and it needs no account. One client website, three engines. Paid plans start at $49 a month for three client sites, are priced per client site rather than per task, and ask the same questions at more depth.

Squarespace

Getting a Squarespace site cited by AI

The one real limit is robots.txt, which Squarespace manages for you. Everything else on the report is reachable.

What you can change here

The five things a report asks for, and where each lives

Checked 2026-09-14. Platforms change what they expose; if one of these is out of date, it is out of date visibly rather than quietly.

Page titles & meta descriptionsYes
The SEO tab in each page's settings.
JSON-LD schemaPartly
Code injection, in the site header or a single page's header. It needs a plan with code injection (not the entry tier) — without it you cannot add schema at all.
robots.txtNo
Squarespace generates and serves it; there is no editor. You cannot allow or block an AI crawler by hand.
A plain-text file like /llms.txtNo
No arbitrary root paths.
New pages (FAQ, comparison, use case)Yes
The normal page editor.

You cannot edit robots.txt, so check what it already says

This matters in both directions. You cannot block an AI crawler you dislike, and you cannot unblock one either — so if a rule is keeping an engine out, no amount of new content will fix it. Run the AI crawler checker before you write anything, and if an engine is blocked, that finding goes to Squarespace support rather than onto your to-do list.

Why there is no writer for this platform

No Squarespace writer is planned. The report tells you which panel each change lives in.

Either way the report splits its actions into two columns: what we publish for you and what only you can do — claiming a directory profile, fixing a Google Business listing, answering the questions a page has been avoiding. The second column has checkboxes, because a re-test run before you have done those is a re-test measuring nothing.

Where to start on Squarespace

None of this needs an account with us. The AI crawler checker and the Website metadata checker answer the technical questions in about a minute.

01
Check the live robots.txt first
It is the one item on a Squarespace report you cannot act on, so find out early whether it is even a problem.
02
Confirm your plan includes code injection
If it does not, schema is off the table and the report's content actions carry the whole result.
03
Write the comparison page as its own page
Squarespace's page editor is fine for this. The report names the questions it should answer.

FAQ

Questions

See what the engines say about your Squarespace site

12 buyer questions across ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini. The diagnosis is the same whatever the site is built with — only the fixing differs, and we say which half is which.

Get your free reportOne client website, no signup. Paid plans will ask the same questions 2.5× deeper.