storepoint Review, Pricing & Features

Storepoint lets you add a no-code store locator widget to any website, with search by city or zip code, filters, and a WordPress/Shopify integration. See…

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Paid (free trial available), from $25/mo
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August 15, 2026
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Storepoint is a store locator widget for businesses that need to help customers find their physical locations, dealers, or stockists online. It embeds directly into any website — including WordPress and Shopify sites via dedicated integrations — with no coding required, using a copy-paste embed code and a hosted dashboard for managing locations.

Users can search for nearby locations by city, zip/postal code, or by allowing the widget to auto-detect their location. The map supports filters and tags so visitors can narrow results by attributes such as product availability, store type, or services offered. Storepoint's dashboard lets store owners bulk-manage locations, add custom fields, and configure filters without touching code.

The product targets retailers, franchises, dealer networks, and distributed brands (the crawled example gallery includes a beverage brand's dealer locator, a pharmacy finder, and product-filtered stockist locators) that want an easy way for customers to find a nearby physical outlet. Storepoint also documents a public API for developers who want to pull location data into custom implementations, and it offers dedicated setup guides for WordPress and Shopify.

Pricing is self-serve and starts at $25/month, with a free 7-day trial available before committing to a paid plan.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • No-code embed — set up a store locator widget without a developer
  • Search by city, zip/postal code, or auto-detected location
  • Filters and tags let visitors narrow results by product or store attributes
  • Dedicated WordPress and Shopify setup guides for common platforms
  • Public API available for custom/developer implementations
  • Free 7-day trial before paying

Cons

  • Pricing tiers ($25/$49/$99 per month) were only found on the pricing page, not broken down publicly by feature — the specific limits of each tier aren't disclosed in crawled content
  • Focused narrowly on store-locator functionality rather than broader mapping/geolocation needs
  • No self-serve free-forever plan — only a 7-day trial

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