A store locator for salons, barbershops, and spas

Hair salons, nail bars, barbershops, and spas live and die on local foot traffic. A client deciding where to get a cut, a fill, or a facial isn't browsing — they're standing on a sidewalk or half-asleep in bed the night before, and they want one answer: which of your locations is nearest, does the thing they want, and is open when they can go.

Shopmaps puts every location you run on one embeddable map and list, filterable by service and distance, with directions, hours, a phone number, and a booking link one tap away for each.

Filter by service, not just by pin

Not every location does every service. One shop does color and extensions, another is walk-in men's grooming only; one spa has a nail bar, the next is massage and facials. Tag each location with the services it actually offers — color, balayage, nails, barbering, waxing, massage, lash — and clients can narrow the map to just the locations that do what they came for, instead of calling three of them to find out.

Hours that match the chair

Salon hours are rarely nine-to-five and rarely the same two days running — late nights midweek, a short Sunday, closed Mondays. Give each location its own weekly schedule, then override specific dates for holidays, a team training day, or a private event. Clients checking your locator on a holiday see that location as closed instead of showing up to a locked door.

From "found it" to "booked"

Finding the location is only half the trip. Every location carries its own phone number, directions, website, and social links — so whether you book through Booksy, Fresha, Vagaro, a Squarespace page, or just a phone call, the client goes straight from the map to that specific location's booking flow, not to a generic contact page.

Adding new locations without the back-and-forth

If you franchise, or run booth-rental and partner locations, new shops can add themselves. Share one submission link with a new franchise owner and they enter their own address, hours, services, and booking link. Nothing goes live until your team reviews and publishes it — and it works from a page on your own site, or the Shopmaps Shopify app.

Built for someone standing on the street

Most locator traffic is mobile. A client can tap "use my location" to find the nearest shop without typing an address, and in a dense neighborhood where you have three locations a few blocks apart, the markers cluster into one that expands as they zoom in — no stack of overlapping pins to fight with.

Know which neighborhoods to open in next

The analytics dashboard tracks loads, searches, and clicks per location. Which areas do people search from and find nothing? Which location gets the directions taps? That's a real signal for where the next chair should go, not a hunch.

See how it's priced, or get started for free to put your first location on the map.