Storemapper vs Stockist
Two established store locator apps that get shortlisted against each other constantly. They diverge on price per location, platform reach, and how much published track record sits behind each one.
The verdict, up front
Choose Storemapper
if you need more than 2,000 locations or want breadth of platform integrations. Storemapper publishes tiers up to an unlimited-location Corporate plan and lists integrations across twenty-plus platforms, including shoppable products at the top tier.
Choose Stockist
if you are Shopify-first and want the strongest published track record in the category, or you want Google Sheets sync. Stockist is materially cheaper per location below 2,000 and holds a 5.0 rating across 323 Shopify App Store reviews.
At a Glance
| Feature | Storemapper | Stockist |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | $24.99/mo (Micro, 100 locations) | $10/mo (Basic, 100 locations) |
| Mid tier | $49.99/mo (Pro, 1,000) | $20/mo (Plus, 500) |
| Upper tier | $69.99/mo (Premium, 10,000) | $40/mo (Premium, 2,000) |
| Top tier | $199.99/mo (Corporate, unlimited) | None above Premium |
| Location ceiling | Unlimited (Corporate) | 2,000 |
| Free plan | No | No |
| Free trial | 7 days, no card | 14 days |
| Annual discount | ~17% | Yes (~20%) |
| Platform integrations | 20+ platforms | Shopify plus a widget elsewhere |
| Google Sheets sync | Not published | Premium tier |
| White-label / branding removal | Premium tier | Premium tier |
| Shoppable products | Corporate tier | No |
| Shopify App Store reviews | Listed | 5.0 across 323 reviews |
Maptera tiers from our published pricing; Stockist details reflect publicly available information as of August 2026 and may change.
Price per location is the headline difference
Below 2,000 locations Stockist is substantially cheaper. $10/month for 100 locations against $24.99, and $40/month for 2,000 against Storemapper's $69.99 for 10,000 — which is the point where the comparison flips.
Above 2,000 locations Stockist has no published answer at all; its Premium tier is the ceiling. Storemapper keeps going, to 10,000 on Premium and unlimited on Corporate at $199.99/month. So the two are cheapest at opposite ends, and the crossover sits right around the two-thousand mark.
Neither has a permanent free plan. Storemapper offers a 7-day trial, Stockist 14 days. Full tier-by-tier figures for both, and for everyone else in the category, are in store locator software pricing compared.
Track record and platform reach
Stockist's published review record is the strongest in the category: 5.0 across 323 Shopify App Store reviews as of August 2026, with 99% of them five-star. That is a meaningful sample rather than a handful of early customers, and it is a fair reason to shortlist it if you are on Shopify.
Storemapper's advantage is breadth. It lists integrations across twenty-plus platforms including Shopify, WooCommerce, Wix, BigCommerce and Adobe Commerce, and its Corporate tier adds shoppable-product functionality that is rare at this level of the market. If your locator has to live somewhere other than Shopify, that breadth matters more than a review count.
What neither of them does
Two gaps are worth naming because they apply to both and decide some evaluations outright:
- Neither has a permanent free plan. Both are trial-then-pay, so there is no way to run a small locator indefinitely at zero cost.
- Neither publishes auto-generated SEO location pages in its feature list. Both give you an embedded map; neither gives each location its own indexable URL, which is what actually produces organic local traffic.
Where Maptera sits between them
Disclosure: we make a competing product, so treat this section as positioning rather than a neutral verdict. The two facts that are checkable:
- Maptera has a permanent free plan for 10 locations, which neither of these offers, and $9/month for 100 against $10 and $24.99.
- Maptera generates an indexable page per location with structured data on every tier including Free, which neither publishes.
The honest limitation is the ceiling: 5,000 locations on the Scale plan at $19/month, with 2,000 on Growth. Storemapper's Corporate tier goes further, so above five thousand locations it beats us outright.
Where to go next
Switching guides: Storemapper alternative and Stockist alternative. Head-to-heads: Maptera vs Storemapper, Maptera vs Stockist, and Stockist vs Storepoint.
Wider reading: the best Shopify store locator apps roundup and the comparison hub.
Sources
Stockist details checked August 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Storemapper or Stockist cheaper?
Stockist, below 2,000 locations — $10/month for 100 against Storemapper's $24.99, and $40/month for 2,000 against $69.99 for 10,000. Above 2,000 the comparison reverses, because Stockist publishes no tier beyond that and Storemapper goes to unlimited at $199.99/month. Prices as of August 2026.
Which has more locations available?
Storemapper. Its Premium tier covers 10,000 locations and its Corporate tier is unlimited. Stockist's top published tier stops at 2,000.
Does either have a free plan?
Neither. Storemapper offers a 7-day trial with no card and Stockist offers 14 days. If a permanent free tier is a requirement, you need a different vendor.
Which is better for Shopify?
Stockist has the stronger Shopify credentials: 5.0 across 323 App Store reviews as of August 2026, and Google Sheets sync on its top tier. Storemapper works on Shopify too but its distinguishing feature is breadth across twenty-plus platforms rather than Shopify depth.
Do either generate SEO location pages?
Neither lists auto-generated per-location pages in its published feature set. Both provide the embedded map. That matters if part of your reason for buying a locator is ranking for "[brand] near me" and city-level searches, because an embedded map alone gives search engines nothing to rank.
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