StoreRocket is a store locator for businesses with one shop or thousands of stockists. This plugin puts your StoreRocket locator on any WordPress page with one block.
Your locations, design and analytics live in your StoreRocket account, not in your WordPress database. Change a store’s hours in StoreRocket and your page shows it straight away. Nothing to re-embed, no plugin update needed for new features.
What shoppers get
- Search by address, city or zip code, or tap to use their location
- A map and a list that move together, with distance to each store
- Store details: photos, opening hours, an Open now badge, phone, website and directions
- Filters with your own categories and icons, so people find the right store
- Your own buttons on each store, like Book now or Shop online
- Built for phones first
What you get
- Your brand: colors, map pins and buttons
- Google Maps or Mapbox, your choice
- Import a spreadsheet: CSV, XLS or XLSX on every plan, with your column names matched for you
- Google Sheets sync that keeps the locator up to date (higher plans)
- Search analytics: what people search, where demand comes from, which stores get clicked (higher plans)
- Lead capture when someone finds no store nearby (higher plans)
- Multiple languages and a REST API (higher plans)
- From one location to 50,000 in a single locator
Add it to a page
- Install the plugin and open StoreRocket in your admin menu.
- Click Connect with StoreRocket, sign in (or start a free trial) and you’re back, connected. You can also paste the install code from your StoreRocket dashboard (Store Locator Install).
- Click Create a Store Locator page, or add the StoreRocket Store Locator block to any page.
Classic editor, Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder or another page builder? Use the [wp-storerocket] shortcode. To show a different StoreRocket locator on one page, use [wp-storerocket id="YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID"].
You need a StoreRocket account. Start a free trial, no credit card required.
External services
This plugin shows a store locator provided by StoreRocket (https://storerocket.io), an external service. It needs a StoreRocket account to work.
- When you press Connect with StoreRocket, your browser opens StoreRocket’s Connect page (https://storerocket.io/connect/wordpress) with the address of this settings page and a one-time code. After you sign in and press Connect there, StoreRocket sends your browser back here with your account ID. Your WordPress site also checks, at most twice a day while you’re on the settings page, whether that Connect page is available.
- When you connect your account, and at most once a day after that, your WordPress site asks StoreRocket (https://storerocket.io/api/user/YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID) which map your account uses (Google Maps or Mapbox), so the page loads the matching locator. Only your account ID is sent.
- On pages that show the locator, your visitors’ browsers load the locator script from StoreRocket’s CDN (https://cdn.storerocket.io). The locator then loads your locations and map from StoreRocket and from the map provider you chose in StoreRocket (Google Maps or Mapbox). When a visitor searches, the search text, and their location if they choose to share it, is sent to StoreRocket and the map provider to find nearby stores. StoreRocket counts page views, searches and clicks for your analytics.
StoreRocket terms of service: https://storerocket.io/terms
StoreRocket privacy policy: https://storerocket.io/privacy
Google Maps terms: https://cloud.google.com/maps-platform/terms and privacy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
Mapbox terms: https://www.mapbox.com/legal/tos and privacy: https://www.mapbox.com/legal/privacy
Screenshots
The premium store locator: a store list with photos beside a map of your locations.
Add it with one block, then publish. The same page, live with the locator.
Make it yours: map pins, buttons and brand colors.
Filters with your own categories and icons.
Import a spreadsheet. Your column names are matched for you.
See where people search, city by city.
Views, searches and store clicks in one dashboard.
Built for phones: search, map and store details.
The plugin settings: a three-step checklist. Connect your account, add your locations, then create a store locator page in one click.