Best address autocomplete modules for PrestaShop: 2026 comparison

An address autocomplete module for PrestaShop lets your customer type two or three letters of their street and pick their address from a list. The form fills itself in: fewer parcels sent back and faster purchases. Short answer: if you want the most proven option, Malttt's; if you want the customer to mark their home on a map, Webkul's; and if you are starting from scratch with Google or want the list to look like part of your shop, ours.

One of the three is ours, the Google address autocomplete module for PrestaShop. That is why we measure it the same way as the others. Every figure comes from each module's page.

Which address autocomplete plugins are there for PrestaShop?

The official PrestaShop module store (Addons) has more than a dozen. These are the oldest one, the one from Webkul, one of the best-known module makers, and ours:

• Malttt is the veteran: it has been on sale since 2016 and has over 3,800 downloads. It is the most proven.
• Webkul also lets the customer fill in the address with their phone's location or by tapping a point on a map.
• Ours is the cheapest of the three. Its list takes on your shop's colours and font, and it works with the new one-page checkout of PrestaShop 9.2.

Do they work with my Google key?

All three get the addresses from Google. For that, your shop needs a key, which you request on Google's website.

Google has renewed that service. Since October 2026, anyone starting from scratch can only use the new version (Google calls it "Places API (New)"). Ours works with the new one and the old one. Malttt's and Webkul's pages do not say which one they use: ask before buying.

Which one should I choose for my shop?

1. You want the most proven option and have had a Google key for a while: Malttt.
2. You want the customer to mark their home on a map: Webkul.
3. You are starting from scratch with Google or want the list to look like part of your shop: ours.

Does PrestaShop autocomplete addresses without a module?

No. It only checks that the postcode has the country's format, not that the street or town are right. If your checkout page is run by a module, such as One Page Checkout PS, check first whether it already has its own.

What each misspelt address costs is covered in Address autocomplete in PrestaShop: fewer failed deliveries. And you will find ours just below.