Storemapper review
A flexible, embeddable locator with multiple maps, data syncing and tiered plans.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Storemapper is a hosted store-locator service for businesses that want visitors to find nearby stores, stockists, dealers or product locations. Teams can manage location records manually or by bulk upload, then embed a responsive map on a website. Visitors can search by proximity or address and filter locations by category. Custom fields and styling controls help businesses adapt the locator to their location data and site. It suits organizations that need an embedded web locator across multiple maps and want to connect location records with tools they already use.
The published plans start with Micro at $24.99 per month, or $249 per year, and include bulk uploading and data export, unlimited traffic, and color and button customization. Micro is limited to 100 locations. Pro costs $49.99 monthly or $499 annually, adding custom map themes, multi-language support and location clustering. Premium is $69.99 per month or $699 per year, with white label, an analytics suite, Google Drive sync and automatic duplicate removal. Corporate is $199.99 monthly or $1,999 annually and lists those same highlighted features; the product description identifies Corporate as the plan with unlimited locations. A 7-day trial is available, and no card is required to start it.
Integration is a central strength: Storemapper lists Google Sheets and Drive, Facebook, Shopify, Squarespace, BigCommerce, WordPress, Magento, Wix, WooCommerce, Drupal and other site and commerce platforms. Google Maps and Mapbox are supported as map providers, while search analytics and multiple maps help businesses manage more than one locator experience. The trade-off is that this is a web-embedded product, and the entry plan's 100-location limit may not fit a larger directory. Businesses seeking a website locator with broad integrations can consider Micro or a higher tier; those needing more than 100 locations should look beyond Micro, while teams seeking a native mobile app may prefer another kind of product.
Storemapper pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Search by proximity or address, with category filters and custom fields
- Manage locations by bulk upload and sync data with Google Sheets or Drive
- Create multiple maps and choose Google Maps or Mapbox
- Where it doesn't
- The Micro plan is limited to 100 locations
- There is no free plan; ongoing use requires a paid plan
- The listed platform is web embed, rather than a native mobile app
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