Running two or twenty locations is hard enough. Your website shouldn’t add work. We set up a multi-location structure in WordPress so each store has a clean page, hours are always right, and updates roll out from one place.
Visitors land on a simple store finder. They filter by city or zip, or let the site suggest the nearest store if they allow location. Each store page shows the essentials first: address, phone, hours, map, services, and a clear “Call” or “Get directions” button. If you have menus, specials, or events, they’re right there—no digging.
You manage locations from a tidy dashboard. Add a store, update hours, post a notice, and publish in one click. You can give local managers access to their page only, while head office keeps control of branding and shared content. Holiday hours roll out once. Urgent messages appear everywhere in minutes.
Every location gets a fast page with:
Address, clickable phone, and map
Today’s hours and full weekly schedule
Services and amenities (parking, delivery, Wi-Fi, accessibility)
Photos and a short blurb that feels local
Links to menus, bookings, or inventory if you offer them
Reviews highlights or press badges, if you choose to show them
We keep layouts consistent so customers know what to expect.
We set clear titles and descriptions, add schema that helps search engines understand each store, and generate clean URLs like /locations/colonia-roma or /locations/denver-downtown. We’ll guide you on Google Business Profiles so hours match and maps don’t argue with your site.
If items vary by location, we make that easy. A central menu feeds every store page, and local managers can mark items “not available” or add a short local special. The same idea works for services lists, price boards, and simple inventories.
Need a banner across all stores? Post once and choose where it appears: site-wide, only on location pages, or just for a region. For weather or power issues, switch a store to “temporarily closed” and set a reopen date. No more outdated messages.
We build a fast store finder with search, filters, and a map that doesn’t crawl. Results update as people type. If you prefer a list view for mobile, we keep it snappy and legible. Directions open in the phone’s map app to cut friction.
If you serve more than one language, location pages can switch with the site. You choose which fields translate and which stay global. We keep URLs clean and consistent.
See which store pages get the most visits, what customers search for, and where people drop off. Export a simple CSV for your team. If you run bookings or orders, we can add per-location snapshots.
Every rollout is different, but these ranges help with planning:
Add to an existing site: $1,500–$5,000
Store finder, location page template, per-store fields, hours tools, regional notices, and local SEO basics. Typical timeline 3–6 weeks.
Part of a new website:
Included in your website project. See WordPress websites for ranges and timing.
What affects cost? Number of locations, photos/import needs, multi-language setup, custom menus or inventories, delivery zones, and regional banners or dashboards. We map it in a one-page plan before you commit.
We import a sample set, tune the finder, and run through edits with your team. Managers get a short walkthrough on their store page—update hours, swap a photo, post a local note. Head office gets a simple guide for global changes and banners. We watch the first week and adjust anything clumsy.
Bookings/appointments: per-store calendars and rules
Menus/inventory: central items with local availability
Reviews: show recent highlights or keep them internal
Email/SMS: send local updates or region-wide notices
Apps: extend to iOS/Android later with WordPress as the point of truth
Can local managers edit only their store?
Yes. We set roles so locals handle their page while brand and layout stay consistent.
Can we import locations from a spreadsheet?
Yes. We’ll map your columns and bring in hours, phones, and services.
Do you support holiday hours and exceptions?
Absolutely. Add one-off changes or set recurring holidays in advance.
Can we hide a store while it’s being renovated?
Yes. Mark it “temporarily closed,” add a note, and set a reopen date.
What about different menus or services by location?
We support central lists with per-store availability and local specials.
Ready to get every location in sync?
Tell us how many stores you run and what needs to vary by location. We’ll reply with a simple plan, a quote range, and a clear timeline.
You tell us what you want your site to do. We design and build it as a plugin—clean, fast, and simple to use. Need an app as well? We’ll make your WordPress the point of truth so everything stays in sync.