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title: "ZIP Attack Map — find the ZIP codes wasting your ad budget"
description: "Paste the ZIP codes you run ads in. We score every one against Census homeownership, income and housing-age data for your trade, and tell you which to cut, which to keep, and which to add."
url: https://areaops.app/zip-attack-map
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For home-services owners

# Half your ad budget is going to renters.

You are paying $20–$65 a lead on Facebook. Some of those ZIP codes are apartments, some are new builds with nothing to replace, and some are a 40-minute drive from your yard. Paste the list you are running now and we will tell you which ones — scored against Census homeownership, income and housing-age data for your trade.

The count is free. The list of which ZIPs, the map, the paste-ready targeting list and three ad angles built from the real numbers are $47 a month, and you can cancel any time.

## What to cut

Every ZIP scoring against you, with the reason in one line.

## What to add

The strongest ZIPs inside your radius you are not running yet.

## Ready to paste

One list, one tap, straight back into your campaign.

## Check your list

No account needed. We will not charge you until you have seen the count.

Your trade HVAC Roofing Plumbing Electrical Windows & Siding Gutters Landscaping Pest Control Moving & Relocation Real Estate Insurance Professional Services Healthcare / Practices Something else City you work out of State How far you will drive (miles) Monthly ad spend (optional) The ZIPs you are running now Paste straight out of Meta — commas, spaces or one per line all work. Company (optional) Where to send it

$47 a month, cancel any time. If we cannot score your market well enough to stand behind the answer, we will say so and charge you nothing.

## Where the numbers come from

Every ZIP code in the United States is scored against the US Census American Community Survey — homeownership, median income, home value, the share of single-family homes, and the year the typical home was built — weighted for your trade. A roofer and a landscaper get different answers about the same neighbourhood, because a new subdivision has nothing to re-roof and every lawn to mow. Distances are straight-line miles from the middle of the ZIPs you gave us, not drive time, and the report says so.