[1] Glomeris pustulata possesses a central European distribution and has been recorded within the countries of Poland[2] Germany and Switzerland.

[3] Within Poland the species has been found living within Ojców National Park,[2] while in Germany the species has been recorded in North Rhine-Westphalia and Baden-Württemberg.

[3] Glomeris pustulata is a species that thrives in well-preserved deciduous and mixed forests abundant with decaying wood.

[2] Specifically, it can be found within mature Quercus[3] and Fagus forests, inhabiting crevices beneath the bark of deceased trees, as well as within the leaf litter and moss surrounding the decaying wood.

[2] The species has a preference for high calcium carbonate soils provided by shell limestone areas.