Live store locator examples
Search a town, filter by category, open the map. These are not screenshots and not a demo environment: each one is the widget your own site would load.
Stockist network
300 neighbourhood stockists, searchable by the product you want.
A drinks brand whose customers do not care where head office is, only which corner shop two streets away carries the flavour they like. Pins cluster until you zoom, online stockists sit in their own tab, and the search is by product rather than by branch.
Real widgetBramble & Co is a concept brand. The locator is real, running on sample data.
A map embed answers “where”. A locator answers “which one”.
Dropping a map onto a page gets your addresses on screen in the map provider's type, the map provider's colours and one identical pin per branch. What it does not do is help someone choose between them.
Real widget- Your type, not the provider's
- Colours, font, corner radius and marker shape are settings, so the locator inherits the page rather than interrupting it.
- Something to narrow it down with
- Search by town or postcode, filter by category, and see which branches are open right now. A plain embed does none of that.
- Part of the page, not a window into someone else's
- One custom element on your own domain, styled by your own settings, rather than a frame you cannot reach into.
Five more, doing different jobs.
Focused visit actions for a food group, a quiet editorial café finder, appointment booking for an optical brand, a filtered dealer grid and a coverage radius for a mobile trade. Narrow them by arrangement or map treatment, then open any of them full size.
All 6 examples
FORNAIOList + map
Neighbourhood pizza counters, open late.
Best for: Multi-site food brands where opening hours decide the visit.
KestrelMap + list
Slow-roasted, three city sites.
Best for: Small groups of flagship sites that want a restrained, editorial feel.
Northwind CyclesMap + grid
Authorised dealers and service partners.
Best for: Dealer and installer networks filtered by accreditation.
RivetMap + list below
Which crew covers your postcode.
Best for: Trades and mobile services that cover an area, not an address.
LUMENList + map
Stockists carrying our frames.
Best for: Retail partners where the frame range matters more than the map.
Alderway CabinsList + map
How far we deliver, and what that includes.
Best for: Builders and suppliers who deliver over long distances rather than trade from a shopfront.
Start from whichever is closest.
Picking one sets the layout, the filters and the field arrangement, then everything stays editable. It is a starting point, not a template you are stuck inside.