Can escorts use Acuity Scheduling?

• Sexually explicit or obscene content
• Illegal activity (broadly defined)
• Harassment, threats, incitement to violence

Acuity Scheduling was acquired by Squarespace in 2021 and operates under Squarespace's Acceptable Use Policy. The AUP does NOT mention escort services, adult services, or sex work anywhere. The relevant clauses are §6.3 ("don't publish sexually explicit or obscene material") and §6.6 ("don't violate any laws"). A professional scheduling page with appointment types like "consultation" or "session" — without explicit content — likely doesn't violate any stated policy. However, providers have reported having Acuity and Squarespace accounts randomly terminated without clear policy justification. The enforcement is inconsistent: some escort businesses run on Squarespace for years, while others get terminated abruptly. Squarespace reserves the right to terminate "at any time and for any reason" at their "sole discretion" — meaning even without a specific policy violation, you're at their mercy. The cascading risk is the real danger: if you also use Squarespace for your website, a flag on Acuity could trigger a review of your entire account, taking down your site, scheduling, and email campaigns simultaneously. For zero-risk scheduling, purpose-built alternatives exist that won't put your website at risk too.