A Storepoint alternative for smaller location lists
Storepoint is a polished store locator on monthly plans, with Google Sheets sync on its higher tiers and a Webflow CMS integration. Like several locators, it runs the map on your own Google Maps or Mapbox account. If you have a few dozen locations and want the locator done, not administered, MightyMaps builds it from your list, includes the map and the address lookups, and charges credits for the work instead of a plan.
50 free credits · No credit card · No subscription
What Storepoint 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.
Live data sync
Higher plans sync from Google Sheets on a schedule, and it integrates with the Webflow CMS. MightyMaps updates when you upload a CSV or describe the change.
Built to scale
Its top plan has no location limit, and it offers white label and analytics. MightyMaps holds up to 400 locations per map, has no analytics and keeps a small credit.
Unmetered visitor search
Searches are part of the plan. On MightyMaps each address search is billed to the owner in credits, capped per day.
Where MightyMaps works differently
No map-provider key
There is no Google or Mapbox account to open. Map tiles and address lookups are included.
Pay for the work, not the month
Address lookups are paid once, when a location is added. A locator that changes twice a year costs nothing in between.
Changes are a sentence
"Move the Queen West shop to 640 Queen Street West" looks up the new address, moves the pin and updates the list.
Other maps from the same account
Service areas, delivery zones and event maps are built the same way, in the same style.
Storepoint vs MightyMaps
| Storepoint | MightyMaps | |
|---|---|---|
| How you pay | Monthly plan, tiered by location count | Prepaid credits, no subscription |
| Map provider account | Your own Google Maps or Mapbox key | None needed |
| Google Sheets sync | Higher plans | No; CSV upload |
| Webflow | CMS integration | Embed code |
| Visitor address search | Included | Billed in credits to you, capped per day |
| White label | Top plan | No, a small credit stays |
| Locations | Unlimited on the top plan | Up to 400 per map |
Honest advice
Stick with Storepoint if…
- Your locations live in a Google Sheet or the Webflow CMS and should sync on their own.
- You have hundreds or thousands of locations.
- You need white label or analytics.
Try MightyMaps if…
- You do not want to set up a map-provider account and key.
- Your list is short and changes rarely.
- You want no recurring bill.
- Describing a change is quicker for you than editing a record.
A real map, built from one sentence
Built from a pasted list: twelve locations, each looked up, pinned and sorted nearest first.
A store locator for Fieldstone Bakery: our ten Portland cafés and two pickup points, with hours, phone numbers and links. Pickup points in a different colour.
Looked up 12 addresses and built a locator with search and directions
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.
Switching from Storepoint
No. Download the sheet as CSV and upload it, or tell the assistant what changed. If your list changes daily, a tool with live sync is the better fit.
Yes, as an embed: add an Embed element and paste the code. There is no CMS integration, so locations are managed in MightyMaps, not in Webflow collections.
Each address lookup is 4 credits, so 20 locations is 80 credits plus a few for the assistant. Packs start at $5 for 100 credits, and you get 50 free at signup.
Other tools people weigh up
Free and capable, but it is a drawing tool: no nearest-location list, no address search for your visitors.
Read the comparison →MightyMaps vs StoremapperA mature store locator on a monthly plan. MightyMaps builds one from your list with no subscription.
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Read the comparison →MightyMaps vs StoreRocketA capable locator, but after the trial you bring your own Google Maps or Mapbox key. MightyMaps needs none.
Read the comparison →MightyMaps vs Elfsight Store LocatorA widget with a free plan capped by monthly views. MightyMaps has no view limit.
Read the comparison → What you can buildTen kinds of map, each with a live example and the prompts behind it.
See them all →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