Geographic data for journalists
Rather than spending more time wrangling address data, just use Geocodio
“Geocodio is such an excellent and reasonably-priced resource for data journalism work.”
Thousands of news organizations across the country, from The Philadelphia Inquirer to The Texas Tribune, have used Geocodio as an underlying part of their reporting and analysis.
That's not to mention the hundreds of journalism classes and professors that have used Geocodio to teach data-driven journalism -- from the City College of New York to Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism.
News organizations pick Geocodio because of its ease of use, affordability, and flexible terms of use. Unlike most geocoders, you can bulk geocode addresses by uploading a spreadsheet and use the results however you want without any licensing restrictions.
With Geocodio, you can bulk lookup additional data related to an address, such as Census data, Congressional districts, state legislative districts, school districts, and more.
Non-profits are eligible for a 5% discount. Just email us to add this discount to your account.
Test it out — geocode a single address, no signup required
“Due to several changes over at Google, we’ve decided to make Geocodio our provider for geocoding. We previously did some bulk geocoding through Geocodio and liked it well enough but didn’t want to break existing code that was working fine. Well, Google was kind enough to break our code for us. Within minutes we switched to Geocodio and our software works again! We like that Geocodio’s service is more accurate, faster, offers more data, costs less, and has fewer restrictions than Google while presenting responses in a similar enough result format to the Google Maps geocoder that makes it easy to move over existing code.”
