Frisco, TX ZIP codes

4 ZIP codes lie mostly inside Frisco. For each one: residents, median age, household income, home value, rent and homeownership, so you can see how different parts of the city compare.

FriscoTexasPop. 236,955

ZIP codes mostly in Frisco

ZIPShare in cityResidentsMedian ageHousehold incomeHome valueRentHomeowners
7503398%52,79536.5$174,762$652,100$2,05670%
75034100%53,81835.9$111,122$729,700$1,86439%
7503597%89,68238.7$166,590$608,900$2,29077%
7503657%33,49641.9$151,645$564,500$2,32888%

"Share in city" is the part of each ZIP code's land area inside Frisco city limits. Figures describe the whole ZIP code. Sources: Census Bureau 2020 ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (which closely follow USPS ZIP codes) and ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates. Small ZIP codes have wide margins of error; "n/a" means the Census Bureau did not publish a value. Click a column to sort.

Frequently asked questions

How many ZIP codes are in Frisco?

4 ZIP codes lie mostly inside Frisco, and 0 more are partly in the city, by the Census Bureau's 2020 ZIP Code Tabulation Areas. PO box and single-building ZIP codes have no residents and are not listed.

Which Frisco ZIP code has the highest income?

75033 has the highest median household income, $174,762, and 75034 the lowest, $111,122 (ACS 2020-2024, ZIP codes with 1,000+ residents).

Where is rent cheapest in Frisco?

By ZIP code, median gross rent is lowest in 75034 ($1,864 a month) and highest in 75036 ($2,328).

Compare the whole city with others on the Frisco profile, or see Frisco population by year.