Areas — what your site says about where you work

What this screen is for. A mirror of the service zones your website shows — each zone with its state, ZIP count, and travel fee, plus the "Everywhere else" catch-all. Nothing is edited here: areas have one home, under Business → Service areas, and this page shows what the site is saying and jumps you there. How to get there. Marketing → My Website → Areas. What every button does The zone list — one row per area you've set: "Arlington & North County — WA · 6 ZIPs · $25 travel fee." Everywhere else is the always-there catch-all whose fee applies outside your named zones. The city-pages line — each area gets its own page on your site (like /inspections/arlington-wa); you turn each page on or off — and write your own words for it — from the same place you edit the area. Edit service areas — the one green button, straight to Business → Service areas, where everything about zones is actually changed. Two taps there and back. See it on your site — opens your live Areas page in a new tab. Common questions "How do I add a town I serve?" Edit service areas → add it there. It then shows here, on your website's Areas page, and as its own city page. "How do I change a travel fee?" Same answer — the fee lives on the area, under Business → Service areas. "Why can't I edit anything on this page?" On purpose. Areas used to be editable in two places, which meant two versions of the truth; now there's one editor and this honest mirror. "What's 'Everywhere else'?" The catch-all for addresses outside your named zones — its travel fee is editable (in Business), and it can't be deleted, so no booking ever falls through a crack. Good to know A city page switched OFF really comes off the internet — its address stops answering, not just stops being linked. The full list of your city pages, with each one's live link, is on SEO & AI. Related Business → Service areas — the one editor SEO & AI — the city pages Your booking site's Areas page