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Check an address on the HUBZone map

Enter a business address on the HUBZone map to see if it falls in a HUBZone, but the result is information only, not an SBA decision.

Written By GovPreneurs

Last updated 21 days ago

HUBZone means Historically Underutilized Business Zone. It is a program of the Small Business Administration (SBA) for businesses in certain areas. This tool checks one address against a federal map.

Steps

  1. Open tools.govpreneurs.com. Click HUBZone in the tool tabs.
  2. Enter your business address in the field Business address. Add the city and the state.
  3. Click Check.
  4. Read the result.

What you see next

The page shows one of two results:

  • HUBZone match: the text says that the location is in a HUBZone. The page names the zone type.
  • No HUBZone match: the text says that the location is not in a HUBZone.

The zone types are Indian Lands, Qualified Census Tract, Qualified Non-Metropolitan County and Qualified Base Closure Area.

To get next steps by email, click the button under the result. It says Send me the certification steps for this address or Send me what to check next for this address. See Sign in to save or unlock a free-tool result.

What the map cannot tell you

  • The result is not an official SBA decision. GovPreneurs is not part of the SBA.
  • An address in a HUBZone is not enough. The business must also meet the employee rule. At least 35 percent of its employees must live in a HUBZone.
  • The map data is from 2021. The SBA changed its HUBZone map after that, so your result can differ from the current SBA map.

Always confirm a HUBZone status on the SBA site before you rely on it.

⚠️ If this does not work: If the page cannot find your address, add the city and the state. You can also enter coordinates as "lat, lng". For other problems, read Why a tool result is missing, locked, or out of date.

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