Pinable v2 Is Now Live

We are excited to announce the release of Pinable v2, a major update focused on giving teams better control, clearer insight, and more flexibility when managing location-based maps.

This release builds on the core idea behind Pinable: turning structured location data into fast, searchable, embeddable maps that are easy to maintain and measure.

Below is an overview of what is new in v2.

Flexible Map Providers

Pinable v2 introduces support for multiple map providers, giving teams more flexibility without adding complexity.

Users can choose between:

• OpenStreetMap, available by default with no setup required
• Mapbox, using a bring your own key approach

This flexibility applies to all interactive locator maps, without changing how locations are created, embedded, or managed.

Customizable Interactive Locator Maps

At the center of Pinable v2 are its interactive locator maps.

Maps are generated from structured location data and designed to support real world discovery. Users can search by address or area and evaluate locations individually, based on availability and relevance.

Map results can display:

• Open or closed status
• Detailed hours information
• Driving directions
• Custom CTAs
• Custom tags to differentiate locations

Maps are embedded using a simple script and work on any website without plugins or CMS dependencies.

Lead Capture for Zero Result Searches

Pinable v2 introduces lead capture for zero result searches.

When a user searches for a location and no results are found, businesses can optionally display a form that allows visitors to:

• Request notification when a new location becomes available
• Express interest in expanding the franchise or business into their area

Instead of losing the visitor, teams gain qualified leads and direct insight into unmet demand. These leads can later be analyzed alongside search behavior and engagement metrics.

Built In Store Locator Analytics

Pinable treats maps as interactive interfaces, not static visuals. With store locator analytics, teams can understand how users interact with their maps.

Analytics in v2 include:

• Map loads
• Map searches
• Popular searched terms
• Leads captured
• Location clicks
• Most engaged locations

These insights help teams identify which locations perform best, which searches fail to return results, and where future expansion may make sense.

Analytics work directly on top of interactive locator maps and complement lead capture by turning user behavior into actionable data.

Hours Blueprints

Managing business hours across many locations is a common challenge. Pinable v2 solves this with the Hours Manager and reusable hours blueprints.

Users can:

• Create a single hours blueprint
• Apply it to locations individually or in bulk
• Instantly display open or closed status in map results

This approach removes repetitive data entry and makes large updates fast and reliable.

Holiday Blueprints

Pinable v2 extends hours management with holiday blueprints.

Teams can define holidays once and specify how they repeat across time. These rules automatically override default hours on the correct dates across all associated locations.

Holiday blueprints work together with hours blueprints so that availability displayed in locator maps is always accurate without manual yearly updates.

Specialty Maps

For use cases that go beyond standard locator maps, Pinable offers specialty maps.

These are tailor made maps built for specific needs such as custom layouts, unique data structures, or specialized presentation requirements. Specialty maps are scoped and delivered on request.

A Unified Location Platform

Pinable v2 brings all of these capabilities together into a single system:

• Interactive locator maps for discovery
• Hours and holiday management for availability
• Lead capture for unmet demand
• Analytics for insight and measurement

All of this is managed from one interface, without plugins, CMS lock in, or custom mapping code.

Try Pinable v2

Pinable v2 is now available.

You can start building maps, importing locations, managing hours, and analyzing user interaction today.

If you have questions or feedback, we would love to hear from you.