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A list of addresses can’t be plotted. Coordinates can.

Drop in your addresses and ZipAudience returns latitude and longitude for each one, or hand us coordinates and we’ll return a clean address. Either direction, in bulk, with no API keys to manage.

geocode · resultsbulk · 2,480 rows

Address to coordinates

AddressLat / LngMatch
350 5th Ave, New York, NY40.7484, -73.9857Exact
1 Infinite Loop, Cupertino, CA37.3318, -122.0312Exact
742 Evergreen Ter, Portland, OR45.5210, -122.6890Rooftop
88 Market St, Denver, CO39.7503, -104.9990Approx
99 Nowhere Rd, Galveston, TXNo coordinatesNo match

Coordinates to address

Lat / LngStreet & cityCounty
37.8199, -122.47831 Golden Gate, San Francisco, CASan Francisco
34.0522, -118.2437200 N Spring St, Los Angeles, CALos Angeles
41.8781, -87.629850 W Washington St, Chicago, ILCook

Both directions in one pass. Addresses become coordinates, coordinates become a clean address with county.

The problem

Addresses are text. Maps need coordinates.

Your data is street addresses, and addresses don’t plot. To put your audience on a map, you first need latitude and longitude for every row, and to make sense of raw GPS points from a form or device, you need the address behind them. Doing that by hand stops working past a handful of rows.

Street addresses can’t be plotted on a map until they’re coordinates.
Manual map lookups don’t scale past a handful of rows.
Mismatched formats and typos make addresses fail to resolve.
Raw GPS coordinates from forms and devices mean nothing until they’re tied to a real place.

The market gap

Geocoding APIs are powerful but raw. You’re expected to write code, manage keys, batch requests, and stitch results back onto your data. ZipAudience runs geocoding and reverse geocoding as a simple bulk tool right beside your lists, so turning addresses into coordinates is a few clicks, not an engineering ticket.

How we solve it

Coordinates in, addresses out, in bulk, both directions.

Our geocoding engine resolves each row in a single pass and returns clean coordinates, or a clean address for reverse geocoding.

Address to coordinates

Convert any US address to latitude and longitude.

Reverse geocoding

Turn raw lat/lng points into a clean, human-readable address.

Match-quality detail

Each result carries a match-quality indicator so you know how confident the resolution is.

Bulk in one pass

Geocode a whole list at once, with no per-row scripting or key juggling.

County on reverse

Reverse geocoding returns the county along with the street address.

Coordinates joined to your rows

Download the results joined back to your data, ready for any mapping tool.

AI does the heavy lifting

Coordinates make your records map-ready. Save the geocoded list to your account and the coordinates ride along with each record, so the data you already keep in ZipAudience carries a real location instead of a flat address column.

How it works

From zero to results in a few clicks

1

Upload

Drop in a CSV of addresses, or of lat/lng points for reverse geocoding.

2

Geocode

Each row is resolved to coordinates, or coordinates back to an address.

3

Review

See matched results with a match-quality indicator; rows with no match come back without coordinates.

4

Use it

Download the results or save them to your account.

Map-ready data

Every row gets real coordinates you can take into any mapping tool.

Both directions

Addresses to points and points back to addresses in the same tool.

Bulk, no code

Geocode a whole list without API keys, batching, or custom scripts.

Confidence on every row

A match-quality indicator tells you how solid each resolution is.

Frequently asked

What’s reverse geocoding for?

It does the opposite of geocoding: you give it latitude/longitude (say, GPS points captured from a form, app, or device) and it returns the clean street address, including county, for that location.

How precise are the coordinates?

Each address resolves to the best available match, and the result includes a match-quality indicator so you can judge how precise it is.

What if an address can’t be geocoded?

Rows that don’t resolve come back without coordinates so you can fix or exclude them. Cleaning addresses first with Address Verify improves match rates.

What file formats can I upload?

CSV. We read your address column for geocoding, or your latitude/longitude columns for reverse geocoding.

Put your addresses on the map.

Geocode a list in bulk and get clean coordinates back, no code required.

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