You can add a contact page to your site with content like your contact information, a form, a map, and hours of operation.

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Use a pre-built layout

Add a new page with the Contact layout and replace placeholder blocks with your own content:

Tip: To build a contact page from scratch, choose the Blank layout in the page menu. Then add blocks to customize the page with images, text, and other content.

What's included in a Contact layout?

Contact layouts display some combination of:

• Text blocks
• Map blocks
• Form blocks
• Spacer blocks

The blocks that display are placeholders. Click into any text block to edit it. Click other blocks, then click Edit or the pencil icon to add your own content.

Build a contact form

To create a custom form for collecting email addresses or allowing visitors to contact you, edit the form block. If your layout doesn't include a form block, you can add one.

Form submissions can be sent to your email address, Google Drive, or a Mailchimp subscriber list. You can customize the form with different form fields, a post-submit message, and more.

By default, form submissions are sent to the site owner's email address. You can change this in form and newsletter storage.

Add your location

To add a Google Map highlighting your address, edit the map block. If your layout doesn't include a form block, you can add one.

Clicking the pin opens your location in Google Maps, helping visitors access directions and prevent potential mistakes from miscopied addresses. The map can only display one location pin. To show more locations, add multiple map blocks.

This map block only displays your business location and contact information on your Squarespace site. To push your address, contact info, and hours to a third-party platform or search engine, use Location Management.

Add hours of operation or other text

Edit the Text blocks to include your address, business hours, headings, or any other details you want to display.

Expand the layout

Add an email or phone link

To link to your email address or phone number, create an email or phone link. Clicking email links opens the visitor's default email program with a message addressed to the address set in the link. Visitors on mobile start a phone call when they click phone links.

Add a newsletter subscription form

A relative of the form block, the newsletter block is built for collecting newsletter subscribers. It's less customizable than the form block, but this streamlined approach can simplify the sign up process. You can connect a newsletter block to Email Campaigns, Zapier, Mailchimp, or Google Drive.

Link to social profiles

To add icons or buttons that lead to Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, and other social profiles, add a social links block.

Rearrange the layout

After you're finished adding or editing blocks, drag and drop them around the page to create a custom layout. Then click Save to publish your changes.

To learn how to move blocks, visit Moving blocks.

Other ways to help visitors contact you

After saving your contact page, you might want to:

• Add contact information to your website footer.
• Create a mobile information bar to display your information at the bottom of your site on mobile devices.
• Customize the reply-to email address to your store's email notifications so customers can reply directly.