This article is about the Proxi admin app at app.proxi.co.
Not everything on your list has a street address. An online-only shop, a food truck that moves around, a delivery service, a walking tour that starts wherever the group meets. You can still add it. Pick No address and the place is saved with everything else — name, photos, hours, the lot — just without a pin on the map.
Picking No Address
Wherever you type an address in Proxi, there's a small No address button at the right end of the box. Click it and pick the one that fits: No address, Online only, Virtual, Mobile / pop-up, or Location varies. The box fills with your choice (anything you'd typed is replaced), and a note appears underneath: This place won't show as a pin on the map, but it stays in your list.
Your choice is what visitors see in place of an address, so a food truck can read "Mobile / pop-up" and a web shop "Online only." To change it, click the button again and pick another.
You'll find the button in all the usual places:
Add Places → Not Here? Add It Yourself, and in any place's edit panel.
The Address field on a collection form, including the public form people use to suggest a place.
Add Listings when you create a listing by name, and a listing's profile under Edit.
To go back to a real address, click the box and start typing. The suggestions come back and the note goes away.
What Visitors See
The place is in the list and in search, sorted with everything else. If visitors sort by distance, places with no address come last.
Opening it shows the card as usual. The address line reads whatever you picked ("No address," "Online only," and so on), and there's no Get directions button, since there's nowhere to send them.
Nothing moves on the map when they open it, and there's no pin to find.
On a directory, it shows in the list but not on the map tab.
Giving It an Address Later
Open the place, click the address box, type the address and pick it from the suggestions (or use Set location by clicking the map). Save, and the pin appears everywhere that place is shown, with directions back on the card.
Good to Know
Spreadsheet imports understand it. If the address column says "online," "online only," "virtual," "no address," "n/a," "none," "mobile," "pop-up," or "varies," the row is saved with no address and we don't try to look it up. The words in the cell become the label visitors see. For rows we couldn't place, the review step asks what you'd like to do — Add without an address keeps them.
Routes skip it. A route can only pass through places that are on the map, so the route planner doesn't offer a place with no address.
Experiences still work. A place with no address can be a stop in a passport or guide. People check in with a code, a QR code, a photo, or a receipt. Location check-in is never offered for it, because there's no spot to be near. Experiences built before September 15, 2026 can't include one as a stop; the editor will tell you.
Two places with no address aren't the same place. Duplicate suggestions compare names, phones, and websites for them, never the missing address.
Typing coordinates like "47.6062, -122.3321" still pins the place right there. No address is only for places that don't have one.
Common Questions
My place isn't showing on the map. Open it and check the address box. If it reads "No address" (or "Online only," "Virtual," and so on), add an address and it gets a pin.
Can I hide the pin but keep the address? Not with this. No address means the place has none. To take a place off one map without deleting it, switch off Active on this map instead.
Can businesses set this themselves? Yes. The address box in the portal and on your public form has the same row.
Does it count against anything? No. It's a place like any other, and it never uses a location lookup.