Wix Store Locator: How to Add One to Your Site

To add a store locator to Wix, install a locator app from the Wix App Market, add your locations, then place the widget on a page in the Wix Editor. The default map styles need no Google Maps API key, so you can launch without a Google Cloud account first.

This guide covers the App Market install flow, Wix-specific pricing, which features are Shopify-only so you don't expect them here, and how to keep location data current.

How to add a store locator to Wix

1. Open your site's editor and click Add Apps, search for a store locator app, and click Add to Site. Wix documents this flow in its App Market help article.
2. Add your locations: enter them one by one, import a CSV, XLS, XLSX, or Numbers file, or connect a Google Sheet that re-syncs every 15 minutes, hourly, or every 24 hours.
3. In the editor, place the locator widget on the page where shoppers should find it and pick a map style.
4. Publish your site, then test address search, the "near me" button, and the mobile layout.

Map styles without a Google Maps API key

The app ships 5 built-in map styles (Default, Dark, Black, White, Grayscale) and 2 OpenStreetMap styles that need no API key. Apple Maps adds 3 more styles at no cost today, though the app notes that could change.

Google Maps and Mapbox are also selectable, but both use your own API key and billing with that provider. Google documents the key setup directly; pick either provider only if you already prefer it.

For a closer look at what you give up by skipping Google's map, see how a store locator works without a Google Maps API key.

Wix pricing plans

Prices and location limits below were checked in the application code on October 29, 2026. Annual billing takes 10% off every plan. The Starter plan is available only on Wix and WordPress; Shopify does not have it.

Pick a plan by how many locations you manage, not by features: search, filters, "near me," directions, and analytics are on every plan, including Free.

What's Shopify-only (so you don't expect it on Wix)

Linking products to locations and letting shoppers filter the map by product are Shopify-only in this app. On Wix, shoppers can still search by address, filter by tags or location type, and use "near me" with geolocation; the difference is there's no per-product map filter.

Keep your locations current

The app accepts CSV, XLS, XLSX, and Numbers files for bulk import, plus a Google Sheets connection that re-syncs on your chosen interval. If a field is synced from a Sheet, avoid editing that same field by hand in the dashboard: a later sync can overwrite the manual change.

Where to place it on your Wix site

Add the locator to a dedicated page, such as Store Locator or Find a Store, and link that page from your main navigation or footer so shoppers don't have to search for it. Test the mobile layout separately: it's usually where visitors actually use "near me" search.

Final Thoughts

A Wix store locator earns its place on the site when shoppers can find the nearest location fast, without you managing a Google Cloud project just for the map. Install from the App Market, pick a plan that matches your location count, and keep one source of truth for your location data.

If you want this on Wix, Progus Store Locator installs from the Wix App Market with a free plan for one location.