Find your market
Enter a city and state, a five-digit ZIP, or a state name. The map moves to that area.
Free tool · United States
Build your service area, ZIP by ZIP.
Search any city, ZIP or state. Click ZIP areas on the map to mark them, select an entire city, and see your selected ZIP list alongside the map.
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Choose the places you serve.
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A simple workflow
See the area behind your ZIP list.
Mark the map
Click ZIP areas to add or remove them. For a city search, choose “Select all in city” to start with the whole city.
Review your selection
The marked areas and ZIP list update together. Remove individual ZIPs or clear your selection at any time.
Know what you're mapping
ZIP areas are a planning guide.
The shapes on this map are derived directly from 2020 U.S. Census ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (ZCTAs), not current USPS delivery ZIP boundaries. Some postal ZIPs have no mapped area, and ZIPs created or changed since 2020 may be missing. The detailed Census boundaries are simplified for this planning map and are not precise parcel boundaries. City search uses the Census place covering the largest part of each ZCTA, which can differ from its postal city. Check final service commitments against your own dispatch rules and current postal information.
Map tiles are supplied by OpenStreetMap contributors. Search and selection run in your browser; this page has no customer data submission. Your browser contacts OpenStreetMap to display street tiles.
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau on ZCTAs · 2020 Census TIGER/Line boundaries · Census place relationships · OpenStreetMap attribution
Common questions
Know your ZIP map.
Is this a map of every current USPS ZIP code?
No. It maps 2020 Census ZCTAs. ZCTAs approximate areas associated with postal ZIPs, but some ZIPs have no ZCTA and changes after 2020 are not reflected.
Can I select every ZIP in a city at once?
Yes. Search for a city and state, then use “Select all in city.” This groups ZCTAs by their largest overlapping Census place, which is different from postal-city assignment; review the marked areas before relying on them.
Does ProTradeAgent store my selected ZIPs?
No. Your selection stays in the current browser page. Reloading or closing the page clears it. The street map provider receives normal tile requests from your browser.