WordPress plugin
WP Go Maps Pro
WP Go Maps Pro, also called the Professional Edition, lets you create multiple customized maps in WordPress. Use them in posts and pages for contact details, location directories, routes, delivery areas, and other content organized around places. Google Maps is supported; selecting it requires a Google Maps API key.
Create maps for location-based pages
WP Go Maps Pro, also called the Professional Edition, lets you create multiple customized maps in WordPress. Use them in posts and pages for contact details, location directories, routes, delivery areas, and other content organized around places. Google Maps is supported; selecting it requires a Google Maps API key.
Add and organize marker details
Add markers with a location, description, image, category, link, and directions. Choose from various marker icons or use your own; retina-ready icons are supported. Categories let visitors filter locations, while a map mashup combines multiple maps in one map experience.
Display marker details as a basic list, basic table, carousel, or advanced table. For file-based management, Pro supports CSV export and import, plus KML and KMZ imports.
Help visitors find places and plan routes
Visitors can request directions to a marker and use their map location as the starting point or destination. Store locator settings include category-based search, visitor-location use, and the ability to conceal all markers until a search is complete. You can also move the marker list inside the map window.
Place maps in WordPress
Choose an advanced map block for a store locator, directions, an infowindow, or map filtering. Elementor integration lets you add maps to Elementor layouts. Classic WordPress installations can use map widgets with the same functionality as map blocks.
Set up a map
- Create a map, set options such as its size and zoom level, then save it.
- Add markers with the location details visitors need, and organize them with categories or listings.
- Configure directions or store locator options when visitors need route guidance or location search.
- Add the map to a post, page, Elementor layout, block area, or classic WordPress widget.

