Storepoint is a store locator widget that makes it easy to add a location finder to your WordPress site. Use it as a store locator, dealer locator, provider directory, multi-location map, or searchable directory.
Create Your Locator Map See Examples
Step 1: Set Up Your Locator
- Sign up and configure your account, or log in to your Storepoint dashboard
- Add your locations — enter them in the dashboard, import a spreadsheet, or sync from Google Sheets
- Go to Embed in the sidebar and copy your embed snippet
Step 2: Add It to Your WordPress Site
In your WordPress admin, go to Pages and edit the page where you want your locator (or create a new page like "Find Us" or "Locations").
Using the Gutenberg Editor (Block Editor)
- In the page editor, click the + Add Block button
- Search for "Custom HTML" and select the Custom HTML block
- Paste your Storepoint embed code into the block
- Click Publish (or Update if editing an existing page)
On a new line in the editor, type /html and press Enter to quickly add a Custom HTML block.
Using the Classic Editor
If you're using the Classic Editor plugin:
- In the page editor, click the Text tab (not Visual) in the top right
- Paste your Storepoint embed code
- Click Publish or Update
Make sure you're in Text mode, not Visual mode. The Visual editor may strip out your code.
Step 3: Publish and Test
- Visit your page to see your locator in action
- Test searching for a location to confirm everything works
Using Page Builders
If you use a page builder plugin, look for an HTML or Code element:
Elementor: Drag an HTML widget to your page and paste your embed code.
Divi: Add a Code module to your page and paste your embed code.
WPBakery: Add a Raw HTML element and paste your embed code.
For the best display, consider using a Full Width page template if your theme offers one. Look in Page Settings for template options like "Full Width" or "No Sidebar".
Need Help?
Run into any issues? Contact us with a link to your page and we'll help get it sorted.
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 match your brand
- Set up multiple languages for international audiences
- Learn about embed options for filtered or multilingual locators