Give every location its own page with hours, phone and directions, and let customers find the nearest one on a map by ZIP code or city. Manage them all from one panel, included with Growth, Premium and Ultra.
Type the name and start typing the address, then pick it from Google's suggestions. Add the phone, email, hours and a photo.
Your locations stay in draft until you publish. Nothing shows on your site before you are ready.
Your site shows a map and a list. Visitors search by ZIP code or city, or tap Use my location, and see what is close.
A map and a list sit together on your site. A visitor types their ZIP code or city and the locations within reach come up, closest first.
Someone searching for your business in one town should land on the page for that town. Each location gets a page of its own, linked from the locator, with a title and description that name the location and its address. The page carries that location’s business details for Google and is listed in your sitemap.
Your site tells Google who you are and where you are through its business details (Organization or LocalBusiness). The schema editor can fill in the address, phone and email from whichever location you pick, so you are not typing them twice. Those details apply across your whole site, and each location page adds its own local business details on top, pointing back to them. More on the SEO tools.
Add as many locations as you run. Their pages never use up your page limit.
Location pages are not part of Essentials. Compare every plan, see what every AI action costs, or browse all the tools. Want customers to book a visit too? See online booking.
Yes. Every location gets its own page at an address like /locations/downtown, with its hours, phone, email, photo, a map and directions. The page title and search description are written from that location's own name, address and phone.
No. Location pages are built from your location list, so adding locations never uses up pages. Only the page you put the map on counts, like any other page. Growth allows 25 pages, and Premium and Ultra are unlimited.
The store locator on your site lets them type a ZIP code or city, or tap Use my location. They choose a radius from 5 to 100 miles and see the locations inside it, closest first, with the distance on each.
Yes. Every location has its own opening hours for each day of the week, plus its own phone, email and website. Holiday or one-off hours are not supported yet, so mention those in a blog post or on the page itself.
Yes. Every location page tells Google it is a local business, with that location's name, address, phone, email, opening hours, photo and map position, whichever of those you have filled in. It is linked to your main business details when those are set, and every location page is listed in your sitemap. Your site-wide business details are set once in the schema editor, which can fill in the address, phone and email from whichever location you choose.
AI writes the short intro that sits above your map and list, in your brand voice, for 5 AI credits each time. It does not write a separate description for every location.
Growth, Premium and Ultra. Essentials does not include them.
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