Miami mobile and residential proxies — DMA 528
The Latin American media gateway. Miami-Dade + Broward + Palm Beach. Spanish-language ad creative dominates the DMA.
- DMA rank
- #18
- City population
- 442k
- Coordinates
- 25.762°, -80.192°
- State
- FL
Miami at a glance
Miami sits inside Nielsen DMA 18 (Miami–Fort Lauderdale). The
metro's population is ~0.44M 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: miami or X-PX-Dma: 18 depending on
whether you want tight city scope or full DMA rotation.
LatAm media, real estate, finance, hospitality
Miami is unusual among top-20 US DMAs: Spanish-language ad creative is the default for much of the inventory, and the metro serves as the primary US hub for Latin American media and fintech operations. A residential Miami IP sees the Spanish-variant creative as default on campaigns that localize. Miami's network peers at the NAP of the Americas and other South Florida peering facilities.
Carrier and ISP footprint
- Mobile leaders: T-Mobile (AS21928), Verizon Wireless (AS22394), AT&T Mobility (AS20057).
- Residential ISPs: Comcast (AS7922), AT&T Internet (AS7018).
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: miami" \
--proxy-header "X-PX-State: florida" \
--proxy-header "X-PX-Carrier: t-mobile" \
--proxy-header "X-PX-Session: sticky-20m" \
https://example.com
Nearby markets
Parent state: Florida. Parent country: United States. See also the 4G mobile overview and residential overview.
Pricing
Pricing for Miami residential
Miami 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bandwidth | 8 GB | 30 GB residential + 5 GB mobile | 80 GB residential + 30 GB 4G/5G | Unmetered (500 GB fair use) | Custom |
| Concurrent sessions | 100 | 300 | 600 | 500 | Unlimited |
| Rotation | Per-request or 10-min sticky | Per-request or sticky 1–60 min | Per-request or sticky 1–60 min | API-triggered; locked to one ASN | Per-request or sticky 1–60 min |
| Protocols | HTTP(S) + SOCKS5 | HTTP(S) + SOCKS5 | HTTP(S) + SOCKS5 | HTTP(S) + SOCKS5 | HTTP(S) + SOCKS5 |
| Geotargeting | State + top-20 DMA | State + all 210 DMAs | State + DMA + city + ASN | State + DMA + city + ASN | State + DMA + city + ASN |
| Carrier ASN pinning | Pool default | Pool default | T-Mobile / Verizon / AT&T / Comcast / Spectrum / Cox | Dedicated carrier | T-Mobile / Verizon / AT&T / Comcast / Spectrum / Cox |
| IPv6 support | — | On 5G pools | On 5G pools | On 5G pools | On 5G pools |
| Support | Email (24h) | Priority email + Slack | Dedicated Slack + phone | Named engineer | Named engineer |
| Refund window | 7 days | 7 days | 7 days | 7 days | 7 days |
| Choose Local | Choose Coast | Choose Carrier | Choose Port | Choose Network |
FAQ
Miami Residential FAQ
How do I target Miami specifically on the API?
Pass X-PX-City: miami or X-PX-Dma: 18 in your request headers. State-level fallback via X-PX-State: fl.What carriers dominate Miami residential?
T-Mobile (AS21928), Verizon Wireless (AS22394), AT&T Mobility (AS20057) carry the bulk of Miami 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 Miami exit?
Up to 60 min on Miami residential. For longer persistence, ISP is the better fit.How many exits are in Miami?
We don't publish specific pool counts (they fluctuate daily), but Miami sits in the top-tier bucket on our network. Concurrency is ample.
Start routing Miami traffic through residential
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