A store finder map that never gets out of date.
Paste one small piece of code and your website gets a searchable branch map. A customer types their ZIP or city, sees which branches are closest and open, and taps for a call or directions. Fed from your profiles, so it stays right.
The short answer
The store locator puts a searchable branch map on your website with one pasted snippet, whatever platform the site runs on. Customers look up their ZIP or city, get the closest branches with live open status, narrow by service or hours, and jump to directions. Each branch also receives a full page of its own with code search engines can read, and because everything feeds from your Google Business Profiles, an hours change at the source updates the website too.
Why do locators go wrong?
Nobody browses a branch finder for fun. The person using it has already decided to visit, and only needs to know where.
Most locator tools fail in the same way. The widget keeps its own copy of your addresses and hours, someone has to update that copy, and people forget. Half a year later the map is quoting a different season.
This locator does not keep its own copy. It reads from your Google Business Profiles, so when a branch changes its hours, the website changes too.
One snippet, any website.
Paste one block of code into any page you run, whether the site is WordPress, Shopify, Webflow or hand written HTML. The map, the search box and your branches appear where you put it.
You do not need a developer, there is no plugin to babysit, and nothing extra gets hosted.
Nearest first, open now, filtered right.
A customer enters a ZIP or a city name. The closest branches appear first, and each one shows whether it is open at that moment.
Filters narrow it further, by service, feature or opening hours, so the customer lands on the branch that can actually help: the one doing repairs, or the one open on Sunday.
Because that is where the searches happen.
Almost all of these searches come from phones, often from someone in the car choosing their next stop.
So the locator is designed for phones first: search from the customer's current position, buttons that are easy to tap, fast loading, and a call or directions in one tap.
Every branch gets a page search engines can read.
Beyond the widget, every branch receives a full page of its own: the address, the opening hours, the services, a map, and LocalBusiness markup.
So the tool serves two audiences at once. Visitors on your site find their branch, and search engines find a page they can rank for each town.
What the locator does for your business.
The analytics record what was searched, which branches were chosen, and how many direction taps followed.
Reading the search terms over a month also teaches you something: if one suburb keeps being searched and you have no branch there, that is worth knowing.
The locator toolkit
One snippet embed
Works on WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and plain HTML.
Nearest store search
ZIP, city or current position in, closest branches out.
Open now and filters
Services, attributes and hours narrow the choice.
A page per location
Each branch indexed with its own markup.
Profile synced data
Addresses and hours stay correct on their own.
Locator analytics
What people searched, chose, and drove to.
Live on your site in five steps
- Sync your profiles. Names, addresses and hours come from the source.
- Copy the embed snippet. One block of code, provided for you.
- Paste it into your site. Any platform, any page.
- Match the look and filters. Colors and filters follow your brand and services.
- Watch the analytics. Searches and direction clicks start counting.
Included in the one plan
- The store locator and all 41 other tools
- No minimum location count, unlike enterprise locators
- All 42 tools included at every plan size
- Location pages and analytics included
- Three day free trial, no credit card needed
Questions people ask
What is store locator software?
Software that turns your branch list into a searchable map on your own website, with a page per branch behind it. The alternative it replaces is a typed list of addresses that nobody maintains.
Which platforms does the embed work on?
WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and plain HTML. It is one snippet, so anywhere you can paste code, the locator runs.
How does the data stay accurate?
The locator reads from your Google Business Profiles instead of keeping its own database. Change hours once at the source and the website follows.
Is this the same as a product locator?
No. A store locator answers where your nearest branch is. A product locator answers which stores stock an item. People often mix the two up when choosing software, and they are different tools.
Do the per store pages matter for SEO?
Yes. A single list page cannot rank for fifteen different places. A crawlable page per branch, with structured data, gives search engines something to rank in each area.
What do the analytics show?
Every search, the branch the customer picked, and the direction taps that followed. Searches from areas where you have no branch are worth watching, because they show where people want one.
Your branch data already lives in Google. Put it on your site.
One snippet on your site, the nearest branch in seconds, and data that keeps itself correct. From $5.33 per location each month, three day trial.