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DMA 134G MobileWA · Seattle–Tacoma

Seattle mobile and residential proxies — T-Mobile's home metro

DMA 819. T-Mobile HQ's in Bellevue and the carrier's Seattle density is the highest in the country. Comcast cable + CenturyLink Quantum Fiber residential.

DMA rank
#13
City population
737k
Coordinates
47.606°, -122.332°
State
WA

Seattle at a glance

Seattle sits inside Nielsen DMA 13 (Seattle–Tacoma). The metro's population is ~0.74M inside the city proper, with the DMA covering a larger surrounding area. Proxaro targets this metro specifically; you can reach it with X-PX-City: seattle or X-PX-Dma: 13 depending on whether you want tight city scope or full DMA rotation.

Amazon, Microsoft, cloud, Pacific Northwest DTC

Seattle is an unusually concentrated tech-corporate metro — Amazon, Microsoft, Starbucks, Boeing, Costco, and a tier of billion-dollar SaaS companies all HQ here and route significant B2B ad spend from Seattle offices. T-Mobile's Bellevue HQ and Redmond employee population mean T-Mobile AS21928 subscribers are genuinely overrepresented in the metro — a T-Mobile Seattle exit looks like a statistically common resident.

Carrier and ISP footprint

Residential coverage is available in addition to 4G and 5G mobile.

Targeting from the API

curl --proxy http://USER:PASS@gateway.proxaro.io:7777 \
     --proxy-header "X-PX-City: seattle" \
     --proxy-header "X-PX-State: washington" \
     --proxy-header "X-PX-Carrier: t-mobile" \
     --proxy-header "X-PX-Session: sticky-20m" \
     https://example.com

Nearby markets

Parent state: Washington. Parent country: United States. See also the 4G mobile overview and residential overview.

Pricing

Pricing for Seattle 4g mobile

Seattle is covered on every paid plan. ASN pinning (e.g. T-Mobile) starts on the Carrier tier.

Plan
Local

$49/ mo

CoastMost popular

$149/ mo

Carrier

$449/ mo

Port

$799/ mo

Network

Custom

Bandwidth8 GB30 GB residential + 5 GB mobile80 GB residential + 30 GB 4G/5GUnmetered (500 GB fair use)Custom
Concurrent sessions100300600500Unlimited
RotationPer-request or 10-min stickyPer-request or sticky 1–60 minPer-request or sticky 1–60 minAPI-triggered; locked to one ASNPer-request or sticky 1–60 min
ProtocolsHTTP(S) + SOCKS5HTTP(S) + SOCKS5HTTP(S) + SOCKS5HTTP(S) + SOCKS5HTTP(S) + SOCKS5
GeotargetingState + top-20 DMAState + all 210 DMAsState + DMA + city + ASNState + DMA + city + ASNState + DMA + city + ASN
Carrier ASN pinningPool defaultPool defaultT-Mobile / Verizon / AT&T / Comcast / Spectrum / CoxDedicated carrierT-Mobile / Verizon / AT&T / Comcast / Spectrum / Cox
IPv6 supportOn 5G poolsOn 5G poolsOn 5G poolsOn 5G pools
SupportEmail (24h)Priority email + SlackDedicated Slack + phoneNamed engineerNamed engineer
Refund window7 days7 days7 days7 days7 days
Choose LocalChoose CoastChoose CarrierChoose PortChoose Network

FAQ

Seattle 4G Mobile FAQ

  • How do I target Seattle specifically on the API?
    Pass X-PX-City: seattle or X-PX-Dma: 13 in your request headers. State-level fallback via X-PX-State: wa.
  • What carriers dominate Seattle 4g mobile?
    T-Mobile (AS21928), Verizon Wireless (AS22394), AT&T Mobility (AS20057) carry the bulk of Seattle mobile traffic. Our pool rotation defaults to the largest carrier footprint unless you pin an ASN explicitly.
  • Can I hold a sticky session on a Seattle exit?
    Up to 20 min in practice on Seattle mobile. Sticky sessions survive within a single tower handover; cross-eNodeB movements may reassign.
  • How many exits are in Seattle?
    We don't publish specific pool counts (they fluctuate daily), but Seattle sits in the top-tier bucket on our network. Concurrency is ample.

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