How to compare store locators fairly

What to check before you compare prices

Before you put plans side by side, look at what a vendor actually charges for. These are the points worth checking:

• Pricing model: Do you pay per location, per map view or per user? A cheap entry plan can get expensive as your network or your traffic grows.
• Map costs: Is the map included, or do you need your own API key for Google Maps or Mapbox? In that case the map provider bills you separately.
• GDPR and hosting: Where is the data stored? Is a data processing agreement (DPA) available?
• Consent mode: Can the map wait for the visitor's consent before it loads – without custom code on your side?
• Templates: How many layouts are there, and do they suit your site, including on phones?
• Data import: CSV, spreadsheets, sync – and how many rows at once?
• Statistics: Which numbers do you get, and does tracking rely on cookies?
• Team and roles: Can store managers edit only their own locations?
• Support language: Are the interface and help available in your language?

The pages below compare My Store Locator with other options. Information about other vendors comes from their public websites and carries a date – please check it yourself before you decide. Our own features are listed under Features, current plans under Pricing.