What is my zip code?
Some geolocation datasets include a postal code for an Internet Protocol range. When it is not available, we say so instead of inventing one.
Postal / ZIP estimate
FAQ
A ZIP or postal code is a mail sorting code for a geographic area. Some Internet Protocol datasets include a postal estimate for an Internet Protocol range; when the data is missing, we show Unavailable rather than inventing one.
Many Internet Protocol ranges have no reliable postal mapping. Country and city estimates can still appear even when ZIP does not.
Not necessarily. It is an estimate mapped to an Internet Protocol range, which may not match your mailing or billing address.
Often rough or missing. Country and region are usually more reliable than ZIP or postal code.
Yes. Geolocation, and any postal estimate, follows the exit Internet Protocol address. Virtual Private Network endpoints often have no useful postal mapping.