Pricing Locator

Yes. Locator registers as a WooCommerce submenu and requires WooCommerce to be active. Store locations are managed under WooCommerce → Store Locations. Without WooCommerce active, the plugin does not boot.

The free version renders a searchable list of cards, not a map, so it needs no map key or external service. You can still store latitude and longitude for each location. An interactive [locator_map] view on OpenStreetMap tiles is added by the paid Locator Pro add-on.

No. Locator does not connect to any external API and needs no key. It sends no HTTP requests and loads no third-party scripts, so your store data never leaves your site.

Filtering happens in the browser: typing a name, address, city, postcode or country shows and hides cards in place, with no network requests. The number of matching results is announced through an ARIA live region. You can turn the search box off in settings if you list only a few stores.

Yes. Every location is rendered server-side, so the full list is visible even with JavaScript disabled. When JavaScript runs, it only adds live filtering in the search box. The stylesheet and script load only on the page where the shortcode is used.

The store name is always shown. In settings you can enable address, opening hours and phone, and each field appears only when that location has a value. The phone renders as a tel: click-to-call link on mobile.

Yes. Copy templates/locator-list.php from the plugin into your-theme/locator/locator-list.php and edit the theme copy. The plugin looks for the template in the active theme first, so your version survives updates.