How much does a US ZIP code database cost?

The full US ZIP code database from zipcodemax is $49 as a one-time download — no subscription. A single state or territory is $7. Complete commercial ZIP demographic datasets are more commonly sold for roughly $100–$500 or via a monthly subscription.

What's included in the ZIP code dataset?

One CSV row per ZIP code (Census ZCTA) with 54 columns: total population; race and ethnicity counts (White, Black, Native American, Asian, Other, Hispanic or Latino); population by sex and 10-year age band, plus calculated male and female population totals and percentages (always summing to 100%); median age; median, average, and per-capita income; households above $100k and $150k; calculated total homeowner income and income density per square mile (overall and homeowner-only); total, occupied, owner-occupied, and renter-occupied housing units; median value of owner-occupied homes; population density plus calculated housing-unit, owner-occupied-unit, and renter-occupied-unit density per square mile; telephone area code(s) serving the ZIP; plus ZIP, city, county, state, land area, and Census GEOID.

Is US Census ZIP code data free?

Yes — the underlying data is from the US Census Bureau's American Community Survey and is public domain. The Census publishes it free, but spread across dozens of separate tables with no coordinates. zipcodemax packages all of it, joined and cleaned, into a single ready-to-use CSV.

How current is the data, and are updates included?

It reflects the 2019–2023 American Community Survey 5-year estimates, the most recent 5-year release. Purchases are one-time and do not include future refreshes; a new Census vintage is released as a new file.

How is the file delivered?

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Are these USPS ZIP codes or ZCTAs?

ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (ZCTAs), the Census approximation of USPS ZIPs. They align for the large majority of populated ZIPs. PO-box-only and some unique ZIPs have no ZCTA and are not included, which is why the count is about 34,073 rather than roughly 41,000.

Can I use it for client work?

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US ZIP code demographics database

Every US ZIP code, with the demographics that decide where to sell.

Name: United States ZIP Code Demographics Database
Creator: zipcodemax
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Population, race and ethnicity, age and sex, income, and housing — including owner vs. renter — for 34,073 ZIP codes across 52 states and territories. One CSV. No account, no subscription.

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52
States & territories: 34,073
Zip codes: 338.1M
People covered: 145.4M
Housing units: 85.1M
Owner-occupied units

Compare by zip code or state with 54 data points

All 52 states and territories — sort by ZIP count, population, housing units, owner-occupied housing, or median household income.

						Price
Entire United States Best value	34,073	338,102,933	145,383,630	85,071,161 (65.2%)	$86,325	$49	Buy →
Alabama	658	5,086,756	2,337,183	1,402,102 (70.2%)	$67,342	$7	View →
Alaska	247	735,134	326,499	180,824 (66.8%)	$95,084	$7	View →
Arizona	420	7,377,247	3,192,010	1,923,881 (67.4%)	$83,763	$7	View →
Arkansas	617	3,049,715	1,394,588	800,934 (66.4%)	$63,046	$7	View →
California	1,832	39,290,671	14,644,101	7,567,454 (55.9%)	$106,891	$7	View →
Colorado	531	5,862,502	2,589,220	1,571,858 (66.2%)	$99,615	$7	View →
Connecticut	294	3,624,539	1,541,822	952,989 (66.5%)	$104,819	$7	View →
Delaware	69	1,021,605	464,408	293,565 (73%)	$87,959	$7	View →
District of Columbia	62	681,323	361,014	134,683 (41.5%)	$115,754	$7	View →
Florida	1,019	22,416,828	10,256,444	5,918,621 (67.6%)	$78,110	$7	View →
Georgia	754	10,940,475	4,541,815	2,676,367 (65.7%)	$81,714	$7	View →
Hawaii	99	1,445,666	567,896	310,247 (63%)	$101,843	$7	View →
Idaho	282	1,934,138	794,921	514,349 (72.1%)	$79,337	$7	View →
Illinois	1,405	12,695,299	5,457,434	3,378,896 (67.1%)	$88,715	$7	View →
Indiana	810	6,851,210	2,976,568	1,916,243 (70.6%)	$74,736	$7	View →
Iowa	978	3,211,116	1,438,005	943,586 (71.7%)	$77,407	$7	View →
Kansas	708	2,947,026	1,293,534	788,308 (67.1%)	$79,165	$7	View →
Kentucky	782	4,523,477	2,020,485	1,239,857 (68.4%)	$66,679	$7	View →
Louisiana	544	4,611,777	2,108,420	1,215,982 (67.4%)	$63,269	$7	View →
Maine	429	1,388,165	752,365	443,745 (74.3%)	$78,131	$7	View →
Maryland	479	6,206,858	2,560,579	1,597,383 (67.6%)	$109,394	$7	View →
Massachusetts	543	7,044,259	3,030,341	1,741,116 (62.5%)	$111,606	$7	View →
Michigan	993	10,077,716	4,622,129	2,984,158 (73.2%)	$77,070	$7	View →
Minnesota	882	5,739,057	2,544,709	1,666,607 (72.2%)	$92,746	$7	View →
Mississippi	430	2,946,828	1,340,895	801,742 (70%)	$58,515	$7	View →
Missouri	1,041	6,192,028	2,825,588	1,708,494 (68.1%)	$74,855	$7	View →
Montana	374	1,117,712	528,882	317,691 (69.2%)	$74,101	$7	View →
Nebraska	587	1,979,558	863,762	531,100 (66.5%)	$79,949	$7	View →
Nevada	185	3,184,996	1,326,245	721,082 (60%)	$81,800	$7	View →
New Hampshire	247	1,394,520	647,773	404,281 (72.8%)	$102,686	$7	View →
New Jersey	605	9,343,967	3,791,354	2,239,128 (63.8%)	$111,786	$7	View →
New Mexico	380	2,122,172	957,849	586,179 (69.9%)	$66,868	$7	View →
New York	1,868	19,776,434	8,564,705	4,182,154 (54.3%)	$94,166	$7	View →
North Carolina	864	10,732,606	4,895,698	2,853,523 (66.6%)	$76,234	$7	View →
North Dakota	388	784,123	376,616	207,690 (62.8%)	$77,318	$7	View →
Ohio	1,237	11,810,322	5,292,362	3,267,904 (67.2%)	$75,015	$7	View →
Oklahoma	671	4,028,814	1,775,087	1,027,817 (65.8%)	$67,833	$7	View →
Oregon	429	4,254,350	1,858,000	1,088,016 (63.3%)	$86,277	$7	View →
Pennsylvania	1,859	13,020,205	5,806,452	3,656,971 (69.3%)	$82,829	$7	View →
Puerto Rico	133	3,234,309	1,634,322	876,586 (67.9%)	$27,722	$7	View →
Rhode Island	82	1,101,956	485,997	281,044 (63.6%)	$91,067	$7	View →
South Carolina	426	5,296,225	2,443,039	1,522,121 (71.9%)	$71,722	$7	View →
South Dakota	376	906,885	408,636	250,569 (68.6%)	$76,155	$7	View →
Tennessee	642	7,077,947	3,146,562	1,890,677 (66.9%)	$73,152	$7	View →
Texas	2,009	30,189,631	12,127,958	6,879,135 (62.6%)	$84,251	$7	View →
Utah	300	3,404,930	1,228,486	793,872 (70.3%)	$97,024	$7	View →
Vermont	265	647,106	339,042	200,079 (73.2%)	$83,085	$7	View →
Virginia	923	8,715,626	3,684,877	2,266,683 (67.3%)	$101,637	$7	View →
Washington	609	7,816,021	3,306,591	1,954,771 (63.8%)	$104,182	$7	View →
West Virginia	744	1,778,602	861,174	545,491 (74.9%)	$62,123	$7	View →
Wisconsin	784	5,914,913	2,778,629	1,682,246 (67.8%)	$79,690	$7	View →
Wyoming	178	567,588	270,559	170,360 (71.7%)	$78,282	$7	View →

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What's in every row

One row per ZIP code (ZCTA), 54 columns, derived from the 2019–2023 American Community Survey 5-year estimates.

Population

Total population
Population per race/ethnicity
Population per age & gender
Population per square mile
Median age

Income & Finance

Total Homeowner Income
Income per square mile
Homeowner income per square mile
Median household income
Average household income
Households above $100,000
Households above $150,000
Per-capita income

Housing & Homeownership

Total housing units
Housing units per square mile
Occupied housing units
Owner-occupied housing units
Renter-occupied housing units
Owner & Renter units per square mile
Median home value

Plus ZIP, city, county, state, land area, telephone area code(s), and Census GEOID. See the full data dictionary →

Who uses it

Home-services companies

Size a service area, rank ZIPs by owner-occupied households and home value before you buy direct mail or PPC.

Franchises & franchisors

Score and compare territories on population, income, and housing on one consistent national basis.

Real estate & lending

Screen markets by tenure mix, median home value, and income concentration.

Agencies & analysts

A clean national ZIP table you can join to CRM, ad platforms, or a BI tool in minutes.

One state or territory

Every ZIP in one state, all 54 columns. Pick from 52 available.

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National file

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Data dictionary

All 54 columns, in file order. Also on its own page: /data-dictionary.

Column	Description
zipcode	5-digit ZIP code. Nearly all are Census ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (ZCTAs); a few hundred standard-delivery USPS ZIPs with no ZCTA are also included, with limited data (see Total Population).
state	State or territory name.
county	County (or counties, semicolon-separated) the ZCTA overlaps.
city	USPS-recognized place name(s) for the ZIP, semicolon-separated.
Median Household Income	Median annual household income, US dollars. Blank means the Census published no estimate for this ZIP (typically very small ZIPs).
Average Household Income	Mean annual household income, US dollars. Blank means the Census published no estimate for this ZIP (typically very small ZIPs).
Per Capita Income	Income per person, US dollars. Blank means the Census published no estimate for this ZIP (typically very small ZIPs).
total households	Number of occupied households.
households above $100k	Households with income of $100,000 or more.
households above 150k	Households with income of $150,000 or more.
Total Population	Total resident population. For the USPS-only ZIPs that have no Census ZCTA, this is an IRS-based estimate (blank where none exists) and every other demographic column in that row is blank.
White Population	Population identifying as White alone.
Black Population	Population identifying as Black or African American alone.
Native American Population	Population identifying as American Indian / Alaska Native alone.
Asian Population	Population identifying as Asian alone.
Other Population	Population identifying as some other race, or two or more races.
Hispanic Latino Population	Population of Hispanic or Latino origin (any race).
Population Density (people per square mile)	Total population divided by land area in square miles.
female 0-9	Female residents aged 0–9.
female 10-19	Female residents aged 10–19.
female 20-29	Female residents aged 20–29.
female 30-39	Female residents aged 30–39.
female 40-49	Female residents aged 40–49.
female 50-59	Female residents aged 50–59.
female 60-69	Female residents aged 60–69.
female 70+	Female residents aged 70 or older.
male 0-9	Male residents aged 0–9.
male 10-19	Male residents aged 10–19.
male 20-29	Male residents aged 20–29.
male 30-39	Male residents aged 30–39.
male 40-49	Male residents aged 40–49.
male 50-59	Male residents aged 50–59.
male 60-69	Male residents aged 60–69.
male 70+	Male residents aged 70 or older.
Median Age	Median age of all residents, years. Blank means the Census published no estimate for this ZIP (typically very small ZIPs).
Housing Units	Total housing units (occupied + vacant).
Occupied Units	Occupied housing units.
Owner-Occupied	Owner-occupied housing units.
Renter-Occupied	Renter-occupied housing units.
Median Value Owner-Occupied Units	Median value of owner-occupied homes, US dollars. Blank means the Census published no estimate for this ZIP (typically very small ZIPs).
land area sq mi	Land area of the ZCTA, square miles.
geoid	Census GEOID for the ZCTA.
Male Population	Total male population.
Female Population	Total female population.
Male Population Percent	Male population as a percent of (male + female) population.
Female Population Percent	Female population as a percent of (male + female) population.
Total Homeowner Income	Owner-occupied units x median household income -- an estimate of aggregate income earned by homeowner households in this ZIP, in US dollars. Blank when median household income is blank.
Income Density (per square mile)	Total households x median household income, divided by land area -- an estimate of aggregate household income per square mile, in US dollars. Blank when median household income is blank.
Homeowner Income Density (per square mile)	Total Homeowner Income divided by land area, in US dollars per square mile. Blank when median household income is blank.
Housing Unit Density (per square mile)	Total housing units divided by land area in square miles.
Owner-Occupied Unit Density (per square mile)	Owner-occupied housing units divided by land area in square miles.
Renter-Occupied Unit Density (per square mile)	Renter-occupied housing units divided by land area in square miles.
High-Income Homeowner Density (per square mile)	Estimated households earning $100k+ that are also homeowners, divided by land area. The source doesn't cross-tabulate income by owner/renter status, so this approximates it by applying the ZIP's overall homeownership rate to its $100k+ household count -- a proxy for how many affluent homeowners are packed into each square mile, not an official statistic.
Area Code(s)	Telephone area code(s) (NANPA NPA) serving this ZIP, most common first, semicolon-separated. From a third-party phone-exchange-to-ZIP crosswalk, not the Census -- coverage isn't complete (blank for some rural ZIPs) and a handful of overlay ZIPs list more than one.

Quick facts

The full US ZIP code database is $49 as a one-time download. A single state or territory is $7.
It covers 34,073 ZIP codes (Census ZCTAs, plus 299 USPS-only ZIPs with limited data) across 52 states and territories, about 338.1M people.
Every row has 54 columns — population, race and ethnicity, age and sex, income, and housing including owner vs. renter.
The data comes from the 2019–2023 American Community Survey 5-year estimates (US Census, public domain); zipcodemax delivers it joined and cleaned as one CSV.
Payment is one-time via Stripe. No subscription. The CSV downloads immediately and the link is re-issuable.

For comparison, complete commercial ZIP demographic datasets are commonly sold for roughly $100–$500 or on a monthly subscription.