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How do I get an Aurora residential proxy?
Aurora residential proxies from MetroProxies start at $0.50/GB as of October 2026. The username segment country-us-state-co-city-aurora asks the gateway for a residential IP in Aurora (403,130 residents, 2024). City availability varies; the checkout shows what is online. No KYC, crypto payments only.
| Population (Census, July 1, 2024) | 403,130, number 51 of the 181 US cities over 150,000 on this site |
|---|---|
| Change since April 2020 | +4.3% (estimates base 386,333) |
| Counties | Arapahoe County, Adams County and Douglas County |
| Metro area (CBSA) | Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CO: 3,052,498 residents in 2024, number 19 of 387 metro areas |
| Time zone | Mountain Time (UTC−7, UTC−6 in summer), IANA America/Denver |
| Area codes (NANPA) | 303, 720 and 983 (overlay: the codes share the same territory) |
| ZIP codes | 10 ZIP Code Tabulation Areas lie mostly inside city limits, e.g. 80019, 80018, 80016 and 80011 |
| Home internet (FCC, Dec 2025) | Xfinity (Comcast) 99% · CenturyLink / Quantum Fiber (Lumen) 94% |
| Fiber / cable availability | Fiber reaches 37% of homes, cable 97%; 99% can get 100/20 Mbps or more by wire |
| Sales tax | 2.9% state rate; 7.89% state + average local rate (Tax Foundation, July 2026) |
| State privacy law | Colorado Privacy Act (CPA), in force since July 1, 2023 |
| Username segment | country-us-state-co-city-aurora |
Aurora targeting is a username setting, not a separate product: keep your password, put state-co-city-aurora after the country, and connect to gw.metroproxies.com.
USERNAME-country-us-state-co-city-aurora: rotating Aurora IPs, a new connection usually gets a different one.USERNAME-country-us-state-co-city-aurora-zip-80019: narrows to ZIP 80019, one of 10 ZIP areas mostly inside the city.USERNAME-country-us-state-co-city-aurora-asn-7922: asks for an IP on Xfinity's network (AS7922) when one is online in Aurora.USERNAME-country-us-state-co-city-aurora-session-auro01-ttl-20: keeps one Aurora IP for up to 20 minutes; it can change earlier if the home device goes offline.City availability varies; the checkout shows what is online. When Aurora has no matching IP online, widen to state-co and retry later. See how city targeting works.
Aurora counts 169,641 residential units in the FCC National Broadband Map (December 2025 filing). Wired home internet there comes mainly from Xfinity (99%) and CenturyLink (94%), by share of units covered. By technology, fiber covers 37% of addresses, cable 97%, and 66% can order a gigabit wired plan. Fixed-wireless home internet is offered by T-Mobile Home Internet (75%) and Verizon 5G Home (66%).
A residential IP in Aurora is announced by the provider of the home it comes from. The FCC shares above tell you which networks to expect; the ASN targeting page shows how to pin one, for example AS7922 for Xfinity.
The Census Bureau counts 403,130 people in Aurora for July 2024, up 4.3% from the April 2020 base. It anchors or belongs to the Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CO metro area (3.05 million people), which also includes Denver and Lakewood.
Local formats matter when you check forms, prices or ads: Aurora phone numbers use area codes 303, 720 and 983, clocks run on Mountain Time (America/Denver), and 10 ZIP areas fall mostly inside the city. Prices shown to Colorado shoppers usually exclude sales tax: the state rate is 2.9%, and state plus average local rates come to 7.89% (Tax Foundation, July 2026). Colorado has a consumer privacy law in force, the CPA (since July 1, 2023).
Aurora traffic costs the same as any other US city: $1.50 for 1 GB, $5.94 for 10 GB, and from $0.50/GB on the larger plans, as of October 2026. City, state, ZIP and ASN targeting are included in every plan, and unused GB never expire.
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Add the provider's network number: USERNAME-country-us-state-co-city-aurora-asn-7922 asks for Xfinity (AS7922). Per the FCC map, Xfinity serves 99% of Aurora homes. Combining city and ASN narrows the pool, so test with one request first; ASN targeting has no extra cost.
Always send the state segment with the city: state-co-city-aurora. Two cities on this site share the name Aurora, and the state keeps the request in Colorado. Then check the exit IP in a geolocation database before you run the job.
A free Aurora proxy server from a public list is usually a shared data-center or open machine, with no owner you can contact and no rules of use. A MetroProxies residential proxy routes through a home connection in Aurora, CO, with username and password, a public acceptable use policy and support by email. The Aurora segment is country-us-state-co-city-aurora.
MetroProxies does not publish IP counts per city. The number of residential devices online in Aurora changes through the day. City availability varies; the checkout shows what is online. Start with the 1 GB plan ($1.50) to test your own targets before you buy volume.
Add a session ID and a time to live to the username: USERNAME-country-us-state-co-city-aurora-session-auro01-ttl-20 keeps one Aurora exit for up to 20 minutes. Sessions last up to 30 minutes; the IP can change earlier if the residential device goes offline. Use a new session ID to get a new Aurora IP.
Aurora numbers use 303, 720 and 983; these codes overlay the same area, so any of them is local (NANPA, read 2026-10-18). A proxy does not give you a phone number: it only changes the IP address of your web requests.
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