A store locator for your website.
Built from your list.
Paste your locations or upload a spreadsheet. MightyMaps looks up every address, adds hours, phone numbers and directions, and gives you one embed code for your site. Visitors see the nearest location first. No monthly fee, no API key.
50 free credits · No credit card · No subscription, ever
A store locator for Fieldstone Bakery: our ten Portland cafés and two pickup points, with hours, phone numbers and links. Pickup points in a different colour.
Looked up 12 addresses and built a locator with search and directions
From a list of addresses to a locator on your site
No plugin to install, no map settings to configure and no developer. You hand over the locations; the locator comes back.
Add your locations
Paste the list into the chat, upload a spreadsheet, or just describe them. Names, addresses, phone numbers, hours and links, in whatever shape you have them.
Every address is looked up
Each address goes through a real address lookup, so its pin lands on the building, not on a guess. Anything it could not find, or could only match to the street or town, is listed for you to check.
Make it yours by asking
"Pickup points in green." "Close Sellwood on Mondays." "Add a delivery radius around the downtown shop." Every change is a sentence, and it saves itself.
Paste one line into your site
Copy the embed code and drop it into an HTML or embed block. Update the map later and your site shows the change straight away.
Everything a customer looks for, nothing to configure
The demo above is a real locator, rendered by the same code that serves yours. Search it, open a shop, tap Directions.
Nearby shops come first
When a visitor is near your shops, the list sorts itself by distance from where they are, with the distance on every row. No "allow location" pop-up, nothing to click.
Search by town, postcode or address
Type a ZIP code or a street and the list re-sorts from there, with a marker on the place searched for.
Directions in one tap
Every location opens straight into turn-by-turn directions on the visitor's phone, plus a call button and a link to that location's page.
Hours, notes and what is different here
Opening hours, parking, a drive-up window, classes on Saturdays. Each location carries whatever it needs, and nothing it does not.
Stores, stockists and pickup points apart
Group locations by kind and colour them, so a stockist never reads as one of your own shops.
Delivery radii and service areas
Shade the area you deliver to or draw a radius around each shop, layered under the pins.
Built for the phone in someone's hand
On a phone the map stays pinned at the top while the list scrolls beneath it, which is how people actually look for the nearest shop.
Your colours, not ours
Ask for your brand colours and the whole locator follows. Text contrast is checked, so it stays readable whatever you pick.
One line of code, and it stays current
A published locator lives at its own address on map.mightymaps.app. Put it in an iframe on your store page, link to it from your menu, or both. When a shop moves or its hours change, you tell the assistant and every copy updates.
- Private until you publish. New maps are visible only to you, and publishing is one switch.
- Fits any width. Side by side on a desktop page, stacked on a phone, in the same embed.
- No visitor limits. Views are free however busy your site gets.
The embed code
Copied from the share menu in one click. It looks like this:
<iframe src="https://map.mightymaps.app/your-map" title="Find a shop" width="100%" height="600" style="border:0" loading="lazy"></iframe>
Pay to build it, not every month to keep it
Most store locator apps are a monthly subscription. MightyMaps charges credits for the work of building and changing your locator, and the credits never expire.
A 20-location locator
- Placing 20 addresses
- 80 credits, once (4 per address)
- Building and styling it
- A handful of credits per change
- Views, nearest first, browsing
- Free, always
- Visitors searching by address
- 1 credit per 2 searches
Packs from $5 for 100 credits. 50 free when you sign up.
The same assistant builds any map you can describe
Service areas for a trade business, a guide to your neighbourhood, an event map, a road trip. What changes is what you ask for.
Where you work: zones, radii and travel-fee boundaries, drawn clearly.
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See what it builds → Road trip mapsNumbered stops, a real driving route between them, and the days in order.
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See what it builds →Questions business owners ask first
A map builder you talk to. Give it your locations and it builds a store locator: every address looked up and pinned, hours and phone numbers on each one, search and nearest-first sorting for your visitors, and an embed code for your website. It builds other maps too: service areas, guides, trips and events.
Make the map public, copy the embed code from the share menu, and paste it into an HTML or embed block on your site. It is a standard iframe, so it works on any site that lets you add one, including Wix, Squarespace, WordPress, Shopify and Webflow. Some site builders keep HTML blocks to their paid plans.
Every street address is put through an address lookup, the same kind of service delivery apps use, so pins land on the building. Any address that only matches the street or the town, or is not found, is listed for you to check, and you can always give exact coordinates instead.
From an approximate location for their internet connection, usually accurate to the town. That is enough to put the nearest shops at the top without a permission pop-up. Visitors who want an exact answer type their address or ZIP code into the search box.
Yes. Upload a CSV or paste rows straight out of Excel or Google Sheets, match the columns, and every location is added at once. Rows that already have latitude and longitude are placed as they are.
No. There is no subscription and nothing to cancel. You buy credits when you need them and they never expire. A map you have built stays up whether or not you buy more.
Looking up an address uses 4 credits, so placing 20 locations is 80 credits, plus a few for the assistant's work. Packs start at $5 for 100 credits, and you get 50 free to start. After that, the only ongoing cost is visitors searching by address, at 1 credit for every 2 searches. Viewing the map, the nearest-first list and searching the list itself are free.
No. There is no API key, no billing account with a map provider and no plugin to keep updated. The map is hosted for you.
Tell the assistant: "the Alberta shop now closes at five", "remove St. Johns". The embed code never changes, so your website shows the update immediately.
There is a small "Made with MightyMaps" credit at the foot of the list, and the usual map data credits on the map. Everything else, from the title to the colours, is yours.
Your store locator, live today
Paste your locations, check the pins, copy the embed code. Every change after that is a sentence.
50 free credits when you sign up · No credit card · No subscription