Build a Store Locator with Gravity Forms

Help visitors find nearby stores, offices, dealers, and service providers using address search, radius filters, interactive maps, and distance-based results.

Gravity Search Store Locator Search

Everything You Need to Build a Store Locator

Turn Gravity Forms entries into a searchable store locator with address search, radius filters, distance-based results, interactive maps, and dedicated entry details pages.

Learn more about how Gravity Search works with existing Gravity Forms entries

Why Gravity Search?

Build a complete store locator directly from your existing Gravity Forms entries.

Gravity Search

Many Store Locator Solutions

Works directly with existing Gravity Forms entries
May use a separate location structure
Uses the familiar Gravity Forms workflow
May introduce a separate builder
Includes maps, radius search, and distance-based results
Location capabilities vary
Supports multiple locations per entry
Often centers on one location per record
Offers structured layouts and custom templates
Customization depends on the platform

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I build a store locator with Gravity Forms?

Yes. Gravity Search turns existing Gravity Forms entries into a searchable store locator with interactive maps, proximity search, radius filtering, and dedicated entry details pages.

Can visitors find the nearest store?

Yes. Visitors can search using an address or their current location to find the nearest store, office, branch, dealer, or service location.

Can I display store locations on Google Maps?

Yes. Display locations on interactive Google Maps with synchronized search results, marker clustering, custom markers, and map controls.

What happens when an entry contains multiple locations?

An entry with multiple locations can appear once per matching location in the search results. Each result links to the same dedicated details page for that Gravity Forms entry.

Can I customize the store locator layout?

Yes. Display locations using grids, lists, maps, or fully customized templates that match your website’s design and branding.

Do I need a Google Maps API key?

A Google Maps Platform API key is only required for map-based features such as interactive maps, address autocomplete, and proximity search.

Need setup details? View the Gravity Search documentation for guidance on search forms, field mapping, result layouts, maps, and entry details pages.

Ready to Build Your Store Locator?

See the complete store locator experience in the live demo, or get Gravity Search with Pro and start building from your existing Gravity Forms entries.

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Choose a Gravity Geolocation Plan

Build location-aware forms, route workflows, maps, and searchable directories with Gravity Forms.
Every plan includes one year of updates and support, plus a 14-day money-back guarantee. Upgrade anytime.
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