The Single Website option puts all your locations on one website — everything is consistent and centralized. 

The Multi Website option gives each location its own standalone website — more flexibility, but also more to manage.

That’s totally up to you! You can keep the same logo, colors, and design across all sites, or customize each one for its local audience.

Both are good! But separate websites can give you more local SEO power if each location wants to target different keywords or areas. 

A single website can still rank well with a smart structure and location pages.

The Single Website option is easier — one dashboard, one place to update info. Multiple websites give more flexibility, but require more upkeep.

With a Single Website, we just add a new location page. 

With Multiple Websites, we will need to create a new site using the same design to keep things consistent.

No problem. On a Single Website, we update the location info. On Multiple Websites, we can remove or update just the specific website without affecting the others.

For Multiple Websites, yes — each site will have its own domain or subdomain (like shopA.com, shopB.com, or cityname.yourbrand.com).

For a Single Website, you’ll just have one main domain.

Technically, yes — but we recommend choosing one approach for consistency. If you’re unsure, we can help you plan the best setup based on your goals.

Not at all — we make navigation super clear. Customers can easily choose the location closest to them using maps, zip code search, or location menus.

That’s a perfect reason to use Separate Websites — each location can have the level of independence it needs while still feeling like part of a bigger brand.