Store Locator Plus vs Storemapper

Store Locator Plus gives visitors maps and searchable directories for businesses with physical locations. A locator can be added to a website or app that accepts JavaScript, or used through its hosted service, which works with platforms such as Squarespace, Weebly, Wix, and WordPress. Compatibility is also listed for Joomla, GoDaddy, and mobile apps. The homepage describes support for 125 to 15,000 locations and directs larger deployments to ask about custom pricing. Location tools include unlimited categories, GPS detection, CSV import and export, scheduled imports, and territory filtering. Owners can adjust the search form, results layout, map appearance, and featured locations; advanced reporting and clustered markers are also available. The free WordPress plugin adds search and mapping through a shortcode, but is self-managed and requires the user to manage a Google API key. Hosted service plans include map views, with extra-view charges varying by plan. The managed service includes backups, upgrades, security work, and performance monitoring. The free plugin is available for self-hosted WordPress; paid plans start at $5/mo.

Storemapper has no write-up on Specifiction yet; its figures are above.