Squarespace is hiring a Dublin lead for Germany and France whose job includes AEO, and a New York manager to build the "AI-discovery strategy" for international markets. Yet the structured data on de.squarespace.com/preise describes all eight plans as US-dollar offers available only in the US ("eligibleRegion": "US", Basic — Jährlich 228.00 USD), and the French /tarification page says the same. On top of that, 76 of 80 sampled pages, including /pricing, /templates, every comparison page and the German and French pricing pages, declare no language alternates, so nothing tells Google which version to show a searcher in Munich or Lyon.
First action
Open de.squarespace.com/preise, view source and search for "eligibleRegion"; agree the correct currency and region per market.
How to measure it
Trial starts from de. and fr. organic search
- Now
- –
- Target
- +15%
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Confirm billing reality
Which currency each market is billed in today.
Senior Lead, AI Pricing & Margin Strategy 2 days
Fix the offer markup
Locale-aware priceCurrency, price and eligibleRegion on every pricing page.
Web Engineering Lead 1 week
Add hreflang clusters
Pricing, templates, compare, solutions and blog page types.
SEO Lead 2 weeks
Validate
Rich Results Test and Search Console international targeting report.
SEO Lead 2 days
Baseline answers
Ask Google and the main AI assistants pricing questions in German and French.
International Strategy and Marketing Lead 1 day
Re-test and report
Same questions four and eight weeks later; trial starts by locale.
Senior Manager International Strategy 8 weeks
Why it works
Generate the pricing page offers per locale: the currency the market is actually billed in, the matching price and an eligible region for that market (or drop eligibleRegion if plans are sold everywhere). Then add hreflang clusters to every translated page type, starting with pricing, templates, the 24 comparison pages and the top blog posts, and add self-referencing canonicals to the localized slugs (/preise, /tarification). Re-test how assistants and Google answer "Squarespace Preise" and "Squarespace tarifs" before and after.
Pricing questions are the most common pre-purchase query to search and AI assistants, and they answer from structured data. Fixing a template-level field corrects every market at once, and hreflang stops the English and local pages competing with each other.
Ready to use
ChecklistInternational pricing page check
[ ] priceCurrency matches the market on /preise, /tarification and the other locales [ ] eligibleRegion lists the market (or is removed) [ ] hreflang cluster on pricing, templates, compare and blog pages [ ] Self-canonical on each localized slug [ ] x-default points to the English page [ ] Rich Results Test passes per locale [ ] Assistant answers re-checked in German and French
Risks and how to handle them
Markets billed in USD by design
Then keep USD but widen eligibleRegion so the plans are not shown as US-only.
hreflang errors across nine sites
Generate clusters from one locale map in the CMS, not by hand.
Evidence
- Your websiteStructured data on the German pricing page de.squarespace.com/preise (fetched October 21, 2026): all eight plan offers are marked "priceCurrency":"USD" with "eligibleRegion" set to the Country "US", e.g. "Basic — Jährlich" at "228.00" USD; the page text shows "25 $ /Monat". The French /tarification page has the same eight US-only USD offers and shows "25 $US".Source
- Your websiteLanguage versions (checked October 21, 2026): Squarespace runs translated sites at de., fr., es., pt., it., ja. and ko.squarespace.com, and the homepage declares them with 24 hreflang links. But in a random sample of 80 English sitemap pages (excluding offer and press-coverage pages), 76 carry no hreflang at all, including /pricing, /templates, every /compare page and the blog; the German /preise and /compare/jimdo pages and the French /tarification page carry none either. Only a few pages, such as the homepage, /ecommerce, /scheduling and /showcase, declare their translations.Source
- HiringInternational Strategy and Marketing Lead (Dublin, posted September 4, 2026): owns "marketing and go-to-market strategy execution across our European markets, from research and insights to agency partnerships, content, AEO strategy, and channel development", with "a current focus on Germany and France"; asked to "unlock new channels and partners"; German or French fluency preferred.Source
- HiringSenior Manager International Strategy (New York, posted September 3, 2026): owns GTM and "multi-year budgeting" for a portfolio of international markets, and will "Define and drive the content and AI-discovery strategy for owned markets, building the playbook that scales into new markets over time", plus media investment "tied to measurable performance outcomes".Source