A store locator that guides customers to the nearest branch
An address list on your contact page leaves customers working out which branch is closest. A locator does that for them: it sorts your branches by distance from where they are, shows a card with the branch photo and hours, and gives one button that opens directions.
Who it is for
- Retailers with multiple branches across cities
- Restaurants and cafes whose customers look for the nearest one
- Clinics and service centers customers physically visit
What you get
- An interactive map of all branches sorted by distance from the visitor
- A card per branch: photo, hours, services, and phone
- A directions button that opens Google or Apple Maps by device
- Search and filters by city and service
- Your branding, embedded in your site rather than a foreign frame
What we need from you
- Your branch table: name, address, hours, and phone
- A photo per branch if available, otherwise we use consistent stock
- Coordinates if ready; we extract them if not
Expected timeline
A locator with ten branches or fewer and ready data ships in a few days; the longer part is usually preparing data rather than building.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work if the customer refuses location sharing?
Yes. A correct design assumes refusal: it lists branches grouped by city with text search, keeping the location request an optional enhancement.
How do I update opening hours myself?
We connect the locator to a Google Sheet you maintain, which the site reads directly with no developer needed.
Does it help my search visibility?
Yes when built properly: a page per branch with structured data helps Google understand your locations, an opportunity most stores neglect.
Start with a conversation about your case
Tell us what you need and where your data lives, and we reply with practical steps, a timeline, and a clear cost