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About Service Area Maps

Service Area Maps lets you create interactive maps with a radius around any address or location. Whether you're a local business, delivery service, or territory-based professional, this tool helps you clearly show how far your reach extends.

For example - this is an embedded map using our code on a page:

Just enter an address, choose your radius and zoom level, and we’ll generate a map you can embed or share instantly. No signup required.

Show States You Cover

And you can now select states you serve, like this:

Zoom Level

If you're having trouble with it displaying, then try increasing or decreasing the zoom. Here's a table explaining roughly what the zoom levels mean:

Zoom View
3–5 Country/continent
6–7 State/large region
8–9 Metro area
10–11 City/suburb level
12–14 Neighborhood/street
15+ Detailed building/block

FREE Business Listing

As a bonus, list your business information and you'll get a free listing for your website. This is good for SEO (search engine optimization) as it provides you with a citation and link to your website.

These Maps are Great for Your Website and SEO

Embedding one of our service area maps on your website will help your website in many ways. First, you better qualify customers contacting you. If they know you don't service their area, they won't contact you. Also, people who were wondering if you provide service in their area will be more likely to contact you if they see you showing you serve their area.

And then if you're getting a link, mini-profile, and citation (name, address, and phone listing) from this website, it will help your website show up in the Google local Map Pack.

One, good strategy with these maps is to embed one on every location page on your website - great if you have multiple locations. And you should have separate pages for each location - not have all locations on one page. That way, Google and other search engines have one page they can send people to for services in your area. Write about your area, list your address, phone, and even directions on how to get to your place (even though there's GPS). Listing street names and area landmarks shows search engines you're connected in that area.

Common Uses for ServiceAreaMaps.com

ServiceAreaMaps.com was built to make it easy for anyone to create quick, shareable radius maps. Whether you're in an emergency situation or just planning logistics, here are some of the most popular uses:

If you think of another use case, let us know — we're always looking to improve.

Technology

This tool is built using open source technologies like Leaflet.js and OpenStreetMap, which power the interactive maps you see here. Thanks to these freely available tools, we're able to offer ServiceAreaMaps.com as a free resource for anyone to use — no login, no cost, no catch. Please tell others and share this website.

This website was built by Tony Herman with the aim of helping businesses get decent coverage maps to put on their website. It launched on June 10, 2025. View the press release.

Privacy

We don’t collect any personal information, and we don’t track you across the web. When you create a map, the address, radius, and map settings are stored so your map can be displayed and shared — but that’s it.

We use basic analytics to understand how the site is being used (like total map views), but nothing is tied to individual users. No accounts, no email required, no hidden tracking scripts.

"This Page Can’t Load Google Maps Correctly" - Solved

If you’ve ever seen the dreaded message “This page can’t load Google Maps correctly” on your website, you’re not alone. It’s frustrating, it looks bad to visitors, and it’s usually caused by expired API keys, billing issues, or incorrect setup. ServiceAreaMaps.com was built as a simpler, more reliable alternative.

We created this tool so businesses, non-profits, and municipalities could display clear, professional-looking service area maps without jumping through hoops or paying recurring fees. No API keys, no billing accounts, and no surprise errors. Just enter an address, draw your area, and you’re done.

ServiceAreaMaps.com is a lightweight solution that works anywhere—embed it on your homepage, link it from social media, or use it internally. It’s perfect for service providers, emergency response teams, news organizations, and anyone who needs to communicate geographic boundaries quickly and clearly.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I create a radius map?

Just enter an address or location, choose your desired radius, and the tool will generate a clean, shareable map. You can link to it, embed it, or download it as a standalone HTML file.

Does this work worldwide?

Yes, but we only offer different states in the US at this point.

Is ServiceAreaMaps.com free to use?

Yes! You can create as many maps as you need, and there’s no account or payment required. We may add premium features later, but the core tool is—and will remain—free.

Can I embed the map on my own website?

Absolutely. Each map has a unique link and simple embed code you can copy and paste into your own site or CMS.

Can I use this for emergency planning?

Yes. This tool is ideal for quickly mapping containment zones, evacuation areas, or service coverage. It’s been used by emergency responders, municipalities, schools, and news outlets.

How accurate is the radius?

The tool uses geographic coordinates and great-circle distance to draw the radius, so it's accurate for most general use cases. It’s not meant for survey-grade precision but works great for planning, communication, and public alerts.

What if I don't want the radius drawn?

Just set to radius to 0 and it won't be drawn on the map generated.

Can I save or print the map?

You can take a screenshot, share the map link, or download the HTML version to use offline or archive it for later use. It’s designed for flexibility.

Why isn't my map showing on the All Maps page?

Your map must have at least 5 views to show up there. Some people create a few maps to get the right settings (since we don't require a login), so we had to set a limit of at least 5 views to show up on the All Maps page. This helps ensure the maps listed there are the ones put into production.

Can the map span the whole width of the page?

Yes, using the "Display at Full Width" option makes the map take the full width available. This is nice for a map on each page of your website right above the footer, which many websites have - especially service companies.

How to Embed Your Map in WordPress

  1. Copy Your Embed Code
    On your map’s page, under Embed This Map, click Copy to Clipboard to grab the <iframe>…</iframe> snippet.
  2. Open the Post or Page
    In your WordPress dashboard, go to Pages (or Posts) and choose the one where you want to insert the map. Click Edit.
  3. Add a Custom HTML Block
    • Gutenberg (Block Editor):
      1. Click the ＋ to add a block.
      2. Search for Custom HTML and insert it.
      3. Paste your <iframe>…</iframe> code into that block.
    • Classic Editor:
      1. Switch from the Visual tab to the Text tab.
      2. Paste the <iframe>…</iframe> code where you’d like the map to appear.
  4. Preview & Publish
    Click Preview to make sure your map shows up correctly, then hit Update (or Publish) to go live.

Media & Emergency Outreach Kit

Download our Media & Emergency Outreach Kit (PDF)

Got More Questions/Issues?

All maps created here are public and can be viewed by anyone with the link if you chose to keep the map public. If you need to remove a map for any reason, just email us at info@serviceareamaps.com.