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Storepoint review

#4 of 16 in Store Locator Software

A location locator with flexible search, bulk data tools, and API access.

8.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Storepoint adds a searchable store, dealer, or stockist locator to a business website. Visitors can find locations by city, ZIP or postcode, neighborhood, or country, then narrow results with tags such as product, service, or dealer tier. The dashboard supports location management, while businesses that need programmatic access can use APIs to manage or query location data. Its feature mix suits teams maintaining location records and wanting visitors to find relevant outlets without limiting discovery to an address search.

Data upkeep is a notable strength. Locations can be imported or updated in bulk from CSV or Excel files, and data can sync from Google Sheets. Opening hours can appear in listings, with a filter for locations that are currently open. Locator styling, map icons, and location cards are customizable, and the product works with Google Maps and Mapbox. The listed integrations are Google Sheets, HubSpot, Airtable, and Zapier, making the ecosystem relatively focused. Teams already working with those services may find a direct fit; buyers who depend on a broader integration set should compare alternatives.

According to the vendor’s published monthly plans, Starter costs $25 per month, Pro costs $49, and Business costs $99. Support and design customization are included on Starter and Pro; Business lists priority support and design customization. The product has no free plan, though a 7-day free trial is offered. The category listing gives a 200-location limit, so teams should weigh that cap against their location needs. Storepoint is a sensible choice for teams seeking location search, bulk updates, filtering, and API access in one website locator. Businesses prioritizing more integrations or needing more than 200 locations should assess other options before choosing.

Storepoint pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Search by city, ZIP/postcode, neighborhood, or country
    • Bulk update locations via CSV or Excel, or sync Google Sheets
    • Filter by tags and currently open hours; manage data through APIs
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; Starter begins at $25 per month
    • Starter and Pro include support, while priority support is listed for Business
    • Integration options are limited to Google Sheets, HubSpot, Airtable, and Zapier

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