StoreRocket review
StoreRocket pairs flexible locator features with integrations, but Basic caps catalogs at 100 locations.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
StoreRocket gives brands and organizations with physical locations an embeddable, searchable map locator for websites and CMS platforms. It suits teams that want to publish location data and let visitors narrow results with search filters, address autocomplete, geolocation and opening-hours status. The locator supports Google Maps and Mapbox, and offers custom fields, branding controls and lead capture forms. Its feature set also reaches beyond a basic map: location data can be imported in bulk, and higher plans add analytics and data-management options.
The published monthly plans start with Basic at $39 for up to 100 locations, standard map themes, bulk import, search filters and custom language. Pro costs $59 monthly and raises the limit to 1,000 locations, while adding custom map themes and analytics. Business is $99 monthly for up to 10,000 locations; it includes Google Sheets sync, a REST API and white label. Enterprise has custom features and a dedicated account manager, with quote-based pricing. A seven-day trial is available without a credit card. For a smaller catalog, Basic covers the core locator; larger catalogs need a higher tier, so the jump in capacity should factor into budgeting.
Platform fit is a notable strength: StoreRocket integrates with Google Maps, Mapbox and Google Sheets, and lists website platforms including WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, Joomla, Magento, WooCommerce, Weebly and BigCommerce. Custom themes, colors, markers and CSS allow further styling, while the API offers a route for managing location data on Business. The trade-off is that important capabilities are tiered: analytics is Pro, and Sheets sync and API access are Business. StoreRocket is a sensible fit for brands that value broad embed compatibility and flexible locator controls; teams that need analytics or direct data connections should compare the higher plan cost against their requirements, while very large catalogs should look closely at the Enterprise option.
StoreRocket pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Import location data from CSV, XLS and XLSX files in bulk.
- Choose Google Maps or Mapbox and embed the locator on supported platforms.
- Add filters, custom fields, geolocation and open-hours status.
- Where it doesn't
- Basic supports up to 100 locations; larger catalogs require an upgrade.
- Analytics starts on Pro, while Google Sheets sync and the REST API are on Business.
- There is no free plan; Enterprise pricing is quote-based.
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