Distance to coast by address
Enter a US address and get a property-centered coastline distance workflow built for insurance review.
Distance to coast for insurance professionals
Unlimited distance to coast searches for any US address.
Zonary helps underwriting and insurance teams answer the coastal proximity question quickly, without paying a fee every time they need a lookup.
UnlimitedPremium coastline distance searches
US-wideAny address in the United States
ExportableReports for underwriting files
Replace per-search coastline tools.
Search a property, find the distance to coast, and keep moving without metering every lookup.
No per-search friction
Premium gives teams unlimited searches so high-volume property work does not become a usage-meter problem.
Clear exports
Create reports and map views that are easy to attach to underwriting notes, submissions, or internal referrals.
Coastline first. More context when needed.
Start with distance to coast, then add other hazard layers for more property context.
Distance to Coastline
The primary layer for coastal proximity checks across US addresses.
FEMA National Risk Index
Review FEMA Risk Index context by census tract as a supporting signal.
Other hazard layers
Add relevant property context without turning every search into a heavy risk-modeling exercise.
Simple pricing for real usage.
Start free, upgrade for unlimited searches, or contact us for enterprise and multi-seat pricing.
Free
$0 / month
- 5 searches per day
- Approximate address lookup
- Distance to coast preview
- Basic hazard context
Premium
$99 / month
- Unlimited distance to coast searches
- Precise address lookup
- Multiple address lookup
- Multiple hazard layers
- Exportable reports
- FEMA and supporting hazard layers
Enterprise
Contact Us
- Multi-seat accounts
- Tiered pricing for larger teams
- Per-seat pricing
Frequently asked questions.
Is Zonary only for coastal states?
No. Zonary supports distance to coast searches for any address in the United States.
Is premium really unlimited?
Premium is positioned around unlimited distance to coast searches so teams can stop paying per lookup.
What hazard layers are included?
Distance to coast is primary, with supporting layers such as FEMA National Risk Index by census tract.
Who is this for?
Insurance professionals, underwriters, agents, MGAs, wholesalers, and risk teams reviewing property exposure.
Do you have an API?
We are working on an API with generous usage for premium plans. Stay tuned.