Financial Advice Companies Using Squarespace in the UK: 66 Active Firms (2026)

Across the UK, 66 actively trading financial advice firms are running this hosted builder. The reported employment footprint is 28 people, which points to a visible but small adopter group rather than a broad staffing base. Among CMS deployments in the sector, the platform ranks third at 8.5% of 777 cases; the first-ranked platform accounts for 68.1% and the second for 9.5%. Regional skew is pronounced: London accounts for 54.5% of users, followed by the South East at 18.2%, while Northern Ireland, the North West and the East Midlands each account for 4.5%.

UK financial advice websites sit close to regulated promotion and client-information handling, so even a template-led site normally needs sign-off around claims, risk wording, testimonials, cookie consent and enquiry forms. Hosted-builder procurement tends to favour low implementation overhead, but the operating burden does not disappear: practices still need control over page ownership, audit trails for published content, and the route by which a website enquiry becomes a regulated advice process. The light martech co-occurrence points to lead capture and analytics rather than complex platform integration.

Adoption appears likely to remain skewed toward smaller advisory and consulting-adjacent practices that want controlled publishing without hiring developers. The hosted-builder route tends to suit firms where credibility, appointment capture and periodic content updates matter more than logged-in client portals or custom integrations. Larger wealth and asset-management groups may continue to prefer more configurable CMS estates, due to brand governance, compliance review and integration needs. Consolidation among marketing agencies serving advisers could also standardise templates, making switching less about design and more about ownership of content, consent records and enquiry workflows.