WP Go Maps Pro

WP Go Maps Pro, also called the Professional Edition, lets you make multiple WordPress maps for location directories, contact pages, delivery areas, routes, and other pages where users need to find places. Add markers with locations, descriptions, images, categories, links, and directions.

Organize locations and map data

Use various marker icons or your own, including retina-ready icons. Categories let visitors filter markers, and map mashups combine multiple maps in one experience. Choose how to show marker details beside a map: as a basic list, basic table, carousel, or advanced table.

For larger collections, Pro supports marker clustering and batched loading. Import markers from CSV, KML, or KMZ files, and export marker data to CSV for editing.

Help visitors find places and plan routes

Visitors can request directions to markers and use their map location as the starting or ending point. Store locator options include category searches, using visitor location, hiding markers until a search is complete, and moving the marker list inside the map window.

Place maps in WordPress

Add maps with the Gutenberg map block, classic WordPress map widget, shortcode, or Elementor integration. Available blocks include a store locator, directions map, infowindow, and map with filtering. The shortcode also works with page builders that accept WordPress shortcodes.

Choose a map engine

WP Go Maps supports Google Maps, Leaflet, OpenLayers, Microsoft Azure, Stadia Maps, MapTiler, LocationIQ, and Zero Cost. A Google Maps API key is required if you choose Google Maps. Changing engines does not affect stored markers, so you can switch later without losing them.

To get started, create a map in WordPress, set its options and position, then add markers using an address or GPS location. Save the map and place it where visitors need it with a block, widget, shortcode, or Elementor layout.