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Squarespace - if you're listening - expanding the capabilities of the Zapier/Make.com integrations would solve a lot of these sorts of problems for customers. Crucially, this would also remove many barriers to entry and also retain customers when they inevitably run into a functionality gap that currently can only be plugged by leaving Squarespace.
 

Squarespace - if you're listening - expanding the capabilities of the Zapier/Make.com integrations would solve a lot of these sorts of problems for customers. Crucially, this would also remove many barriers to entry and also retain customers when they inevitably run into a functionality gap that currently can only be plugged by leaving Squarespace.
 

Squarespace - if you're listening - expanding the capabilities of the Zapier/Make.com integrations would solve a lot of these sorts of problems for customers. Crucially, this would also remove many barriers to entry and also retain customers when they inevitably run into a functionality gap that currently can only be plugged by leaving Squarespace.
 

I find it off-putting to have to pay the same price for Member Areas in 7.0 when I don't get the same features I would in 7.1 (and not having logged-in member navigation is a bit of a deal-breaker). I find it even more off-putting that I'd have to recreate my client's site in 7.1 just to get this feature. 
It's getting harder to recommend Squarespace to clients with issues like this that force paying customers into a huge amount of extra effort, time and cost (for what's a pretty half-baked MVP anyway) rather than have Squarespace develop a proper migration plan for customers to get the most from their platform.

I find it off-putting to have to pay the same price for Member Areas in 7.0 when I don't get the same features I would in 7.1 (and not having logged-in member navigation is a bit of a deal-breaker). I find it even more off-putting that I'd have to recreate my client's site in 7.1 just to get this feature. 
It's getting harder to recommend Squarespace to clients with issues like this that force paying customers into a huge amount of extra effort, time and cost (for what's a pretty half-baked MVP anyway) rather than have Squarespace develop a proper migration plan for customers to get the most from their platform.

Thanks v much @paul2009 - fingers crossed this is resolved in a future release! 
Your list highlights some really important issues. It's simply not a viable product right now for my clients (who are largely in the UK and therefore need GDPR-compliance), which is a real shame as I would love to be able to keep everything in one platform.