A beautiful store locator app, customized for your website.

Add your locations, then paste one snippet into any page. You do not need a developer or any coding. Paste it once. Every change you make after that updates on your site automatically.

Type locations in, drag in a CSV or Excel file, or connect a Google Sheet. A name and an address is enough to start. We have setup guides for Shopify, WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, BigCommerce and every other website.

Yes. Adding it to your site is a copy and paste, like adding a block or any other content to a page. Anyone can do it. Everything else happens in the dashboard: add and edit locations, change filters and tags, swap the buttons and pins, restyle the map. Changes appear on your site on their own: no code to touch, nothing to republish.

Invite teammates so the work is shared, and review or undo any change from the history. If your location list lives in a file or report, drag it in whenever it changes, or connect a Google Sheet so updates flow through without manual edits. No developer at any step.

We have been building store locator software since 2015, for every kind of business you can imagine. All those years taught us one thing: make it simple to start, and ready to grow. So today it takes minutes to set up, and it keeps up as your business gets bigger, in how it looks and in what it can do.

Starting is the easy part. Add your locations in the dashboard, or drag in a CSV or Excel file, then paste one line of code onto your site. You do that once. Every change after that appears on its own. Choose your own map style, colors and pins, or send us a link and our designers match the locator to your site, free, on any plan. Most apps give you a stylesheet and leave the rest to you; matching it to your brand for you is what we are known for, and we never charge extra for it.

It grows without getting harder to manage. Custom fields, tags and filters come with every plan, not saved for a higher tier the way most apps do, so you can add your own buttons for booking or menus, give each location its own pin, and let people filter by product, service or what is in stock. Marketing teams run it themselves. A brand with many regions can import each list on its own and update them apart from each other. Developers get three APIs on every plan, where most apps offer one, if any: a location management API to sync locations from your own system, a query API to use your location data in other tools, and a widget JavaScript API to control the map and hook into your own events.

When you want more, it is already there. Sync from a Google Sheet, show your online stores beside your locations or only when nothing is nearby, put preferred dealers first, send an offer to people searching one area, or open a contact form when a search finds nothing. From a simple stockist map with postcode search, to a provider locator where each location has its own book-now button, to a full dealer locator with filters and priority rules that pulls from your own source, it fits. And every plan includes the free brand match, which most apps do not offer at all, and support from the people who built it, so you never get a cookie-cutter reply. See real locators or try a demo.

Yes. Visitors search by address, city, zip code or postcode, and see the closest locations first. They can filter by product, service or category, search by name, and open directions in one tap. Each location can show photos, opening hours, and your own buttons for booking, menus or quotes.

Keep the list current from a Google Sheet, a spreadsheet, or your own system. Show online stores when nothing is nearby. Draw service areas. Run the locator in any language. See what people search for, and where they look when you have no store nearby. Style it yourself, or send us your site and we match it. See every feature.

Yes. If you have places people need to find, Storepoint can map them. Brands use it as a dealer locator, a where-to-buy page, a stockist map, a product finder, a salon finder, a clinic locator, an installer or contractor directory, a franchise locator, a member directory, and a map of service centers.

The words on the page are yours. Call them dealers, distributors, agents, sales reps, contractors, pharmacies, restaurants, showrooms, spas, studios, offices, schools, chapters or service points. Tag each one by product, service, certification or region so people can filter. Add booking links, quote forms or menus to any listing. Browse real locators.

Yes. Set fonts, colors, map style and markers yourself, or send us your site and our team matches it. This is free.

Pick how the search, the list and the map sit together: list beside the map, stacked, or floating over the map. Choose what each result card shows: a photo, tags, hours, and your own buttons. Location details can open in the list or on the map. Upload your logo as the map pin. Write your own CSS if you want. It should look like part of your website.