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MightyMaps vs Stockist

A Stockist alternative for a locator you set up once

Stockist is a well-made store locator with low-cost monthly plans, popular with brands that list the shops carrying their products. It imports a spreadsheet, installs on the common site builders, and its higher plans add analytics, Google Sheets sync and removal of its link. MightyMaps builds the same locator from the same spreadsheet. The difference is the bill: credits you buy once instead of a plan you keep paying for.

50 free credits · No credit card · No subscription

Credit where it is due

What Stockist is good at

If one of these is what you need, use it. You will be happier, and this page will have done its job.

Install guides for every builder

Step-by-step instructions for Shopify, Squarespace, WordPress and Wix. MightyMaps is one embed code that works on all of them, with less hand-holding.

Google Sheets sync on its top plan

Edit the sheet and the locator follows. MightyMaps takes a CSV upload, or a sentence, for each change.

Search analytics

Higher plans show what visitors searched for. MightyMaps has no visitor analytics.

The difference

Where MightyMaps works differently

No plan to stay on

Credits never expire and a finished locator stays up whether or not you buy more. A stockist list that changes twice a year costs nothing in the months between.

Edits by description

"Add the new Calgary stockist, open ten to six" looks the address up, pins it and fills in the hours. No location form.

Nearest first from the start

Visitors see the closest stockists at the top before they type anything, without a location permission prompt.

More than a locator

The same account builds service-area maps, delivery zones and event maps, in the same style.

Side by side

Stockist vs MightyMaps

 StockistMightyMaps
How you payMonthly or annual plan, tiered by location countPrepaid credits, no subscription
Free optionA free trialFree credits at signup, no card
Spreadsheet importAll plansCSV upload with column matching
Google Sheets syncTop planNo
Visitor address searchIncludedIncluded; billed in credits to you, capped per day
Remove the vendor linkTop planNo, a small credit stays
Platform install guidesShopify, Squarespace, WordPress, WixOne iframe embed code for any site
Which one

Honest advice

Stick with Stockist if…

  • Your stockist list changes weekly and should sync from a Google Sheet.
  • You want analytics on what shoppers search for.
  • You need the vendor link removed.

Try MightyMaps if…

  • Your list is stable and a recurring plan buys you nothing between changes.
  • You want to make changes by saying them, not by editing records.
  • You would like nearest-first sorting without asking visitors for their location.
  • You want other maps (delivery areas, events) from the same place.
See it

A real map, built from one sentence

A multi-location locator from a list of addresses: grouped, sorted nearest first, with directions on every row.

A store locator for our four Toronto cafés with addresses and hours, a 2 km delivery radius around each one, and a shaded same-day bike delivery zone downtown.

Built 4 branches, 4 delivery radii and a same-day zone

Example map made with MightyMaps: Harbour Roasters: Find Us
map.mightymaps.app A real map, not a mock-up: open it to drag, zoom and tap a stop. Harbour Roasters is made up for this example; the addresses are real.
Pricing

No subscription to weigh up

50 credits free at signup, then prepaid packs that never expire. Viewing and sharing a finished map is always free.

Free

to start with

50 credits the moment you sign up. No card, no trial clock.

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100 credits $5 5.0¢ per credit Get started
1,000 credits $35 3.5¢ per credit Get started

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FAQ

Switching from Stockist

Yes. Export them to a spreadsheet, save it as CSV and upload it. You match the columns once; every address is looked up and pinned, and rows with coordinates are placed as given.

Describe your map and see

The first version takes one sentence and a few seconds. That is the whole argument.

50 free credits when you sign up · No credit card · No subscription