Shopify and Squarespace both help you create websites to sell physical and digital products, as well as services — without the need for coding or web development skills.

You can build an ecommerce store out-of-the-box and start selling the same day.

However, there are important differences not only in their target markets but also in their main features, pricing, support, and so on.

How do the various qualities of each platform compare and which will work best for your ecommerce store?

Let’s compare Shopify and Squarespace side by side so that you can make up your own mind… 

Do you need to sell products in a “brick and mortar” or popup store as well as from your Shopify store?

Did you know that you have all the tools you need to do that already if you have a paid Shopify plan?

Shopify POS is part of every Shopify plan and it enables you to sell offline while integrating fully with your online system. That means orders and inventory all get updated automatically without you having to work two systems.

But there’s also a more feature-rich version of Shopify POS if you need to extend functionality for your offline customers.

In this Shopify POS review, you’ll find out what you can do with Shopify POS, its main features and strengths, what extras you can expect in the Pro version, its pricing and more…