How to Add a Store Locator to Squarespace

Add a store locator, multi-location map, or searchable directory to your Squarespace site in minutes. Storepoint is a store locator app that embeds on any website, and this guide walks you through adding it to Squarespace.

Here's what makes it great:

• Easy to customize. Match your Squarespace site's branding in minutes.
• Powerful search. Visitors can search by address, zip code, or use automatic geolocation.
• Filters and categories. Help visitors find exactly what they're looking for.
• Simple location management. Add locations via the dashboard, import from a spreadsheet, or sync from Google Sheets.
• Works beautifully on mobile. Fully responsive out of the box.

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Ready to get started? The whole process takes just a few minutes. ✨

Step 1: Get Your Embed Code

1. Log in to your Storepoint dashboard
2. Click Embed in the left sidebar
3. Copy your embed code snippet

Get Embed Code

Step 2: Add It to Your Squarespace Site

1. In the left menu, click Pages and navigate to your locator page (or create a new blank page like "Find Us" or "Locations")
2. Click Edit to enter the page editor
3. Hover over the section where you want your locator and click Add Block (the + button)
4. Scroll down and select Code under the "More" section
5. Paste your Storepoint embed code into the code block
6. Click outside the block to close it

Step 3: Save and Publish

1. Click Save in the top right corner
2. View your page to see your locator in action

That's it! 🙌

Making It Full Width

By default, Squarespace may constrain your locator to a narrow content area. To make it full width:

1. In the page editor, click on the section containing your Code block
2. Click the pencil icon to edit section settings
3. Under "Width", select Full or Full Bleed
4. Save your changes

Need Help?

Run into any issues? Contact us with a link to your page and we'll help get it sorted. We're happy to assist!

Make It Your Own

Now that your locator is live, explore what else you can do:

• Add filters and tags so visitors can find specific location types
• Customize the design to perfectly match your brand
• Set up multiple languages for international audiences
• Learn about embed options for filtered or multilingual locators
• See store locator examples from businesses using Storepoint