Show your location and opening hours
If people need to find you in person — a shop, a studio, a stall, a salon chair — put your address and hours where they can tap straight through to directions. No separate maps account, no key to set up.
By Keepp Team
Some businesses live entirely online. Plenty don’t. If you run a bakery, a salon chair, a pottery studio, a market stall, or anywhere else people actually have to walk into, the most useful thing on your page isn’t another link — it’s where you are and when you’re open.
“DM me for the address” works until it doesn’t. A customer standing outside your building at 6pm on a Sunday needs an answer immediately, not a reply whenever you next check your messages.
Add a map to your page
A map block on your Keepp page takes three things from you:
- Place name — optional, shown as a title
- Address — the one required field. Type it as you’d write it anywhere else, like
Shop 4, 12 High Street, London. Keepp geocodes it for you, so there’s no separate step to look up coordinates or pin a location on a map yourself. - Open hours — optional free text; one line per day reads well, for example
Mon–Fri 9–6,Sat 10–2,Closed Sun.
That’s the whole setup. There’s no map account to create and no key to paste in — Keepp handles the map itself.
What a visitor sees
On your live page, the block shows as a card with a preview of the map. Tap it, and a dialog opens with an interactive, pannable map, your place name, your address, your hours, and an Open in Google Maps button that hands the visitor straight off to Google Maps for turn-by-turn directions. Someone deciding whether to swing by can see exactly where you are and whether you’re open right now, without leaving your page to go search for you.
Why it’s a Google Embed
The map renders through Google’s Maps Embed API in “place” mode — free, and keyless from your side. You supply the address; Keepp takes care of turning that into a working, tappable map. That’s also why there’s nothing else to configure: no map style, no zoom level, no custom pin. One address in, a working map out.
Works alongside the rest of your page
A map block sits on your page like any other block — next to your links, your products, your booking block. A café can show its address and hours right above a link to order ahead. A studio can pair it with a booking block so someone can see where a class is held and reserve a spot in the same tap. A market stall can list its hours for the weekend it’s actually open, and update them the next time its schedule changes.
keepp.link/yourhandle is free to claim. Takes two minutes.