Embed the locator on your website
The embed is deliberately boring: a div and a script. Paste it where the locator should appear and you are live.
By Robin, who builds and runs StoreLo · Updated 2026-07-30
Copy your snippet
Dashboard → Embed shows your personal snippet with your locator ID filled in. It looks like this:
<div id="storelowidget" data-locator="YOUR-LOCATOR-ID"></div>
<script src="https://storelowidget.com/widget.js" async></script>Paste it into the page where the locator should render. The widget fills the width of its container, adapts to phones, and loads async so it never blocks your page.
Platform notes
- WordPress: a Custom HTML block, any page builder’s HTML element, or the lightweight connector plugin with its [storelo] shortcode and block. Full walkthrough: WordPress without a plugin.
- Shopify: paste in a page via Show HTML, or a Custom Liquid section. Walkthrough: Shopify without an app.
- Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, Elementor: each has an HTML embed element; the platform pages linked in the footer show the exact clicks.
- Plain HTML: paste it wherever you want the map. That is the whole instruction.
Lock the widget to your domains
In Settings → Domains you can list the domains allowed to load this locator. With an allowlist set, the widget refuses to render anywhere else, so nobody can embed your locator (and burn your Maps usage) on their own site. Your dashboard preview keeps working regardless. No allowlist means the widget loads anywhere, which is fine while testing.
The powered-by line
By default the widget shows a small Powered by StoreLo line. You can turn it off on any plan in Settings (the Support StoreLo checkbox). Leaving it on helps other shop owners find the tool, which is what keeps the free plan free, but it is your call and one click either way.