How coverage works
Your service area is the set of zip codes you're willing to travel to. Clients only see you for requests inside that area, so getting it right means more of the right jobs and fewer drives you don't want.
Good to know. You can update your service area at any time — it's not locked in at signup.
Adding zip codes
There are a few ways to build out your coverage:
Radius tool
Drop a center point and a distance, and every zip code within that radius is added at once. The fastest way to cover your base.
Browse by area
Prefer to be precise? Browse by state and county and pick exactly the zip codes you want.
Add individually
Add or remove single zip codes to fine-tune the edges of your coverage.
Groups & toggling coverage
You can organize zip codes into multiple groups and turn each one on or off independently. That makes it easy to flex your coverage without rebuilding it.
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Create a group
Bundle related zip codes together — for example, “Home base” and “Weekend reach.” - 2
Activate or deactivate
Toggle a whole group on or off. Deactivated areas simply stop showing you new requests — nothing is deleted. - 3
Adjust as your schedule changes
Widen your reach when you're hungry for work; tighten it when you're booked.
Tips for coverage
Be realistic about travel
Only include areas you'll actually drive to. Declining far jobs hurts your responsiveness more than not seeing them.
Use groups seasonally
A “stretch” group you flip on during slow weeks lets you expand without permanently widening your area.