Ah sure, that's fair - we're using it to determine 'markets' (essentially Metropolitan Statistical Area') so it's both broader than county and less consequential if it's not 100% accurate. We use Google's Geocoding API (
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/geocoding/start) for other purposes and I think they send county back if you send a street address (along with city, state, and zip). That also has the added benefit of skewing towards free if you're not using it too heavily.