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Florida · 487,014 residents
Miami residential proxies with ZIP targeting
Quick answer
How do I get a Miami residential proxy?
As of October 2026, MetroProxies prices Miami, FL residential traffic from $0.50/GB, with city targeting on every plan: write country-us-state-fl-city-miami in the proxy username. Miami sits in Eastern Time. City availability varies; the checkout shows what is online. No KYC: you pay in crypto.
What local data matters for a Miami proxy?
| Population (Census, July 1, 2024) | 487,014, number 42 of the 181 US cities over 150,000 on this site |
|---|---|
| Change since April 2020 | +10.1% (estimates base 442,244) |
| County | Miami-Dade County |
| Metro area (CBSA) | Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL: 6,457,988 residents in 2024, number 6 of 387 metro areas |
| Time zone | Eastern Time (UTC−5, UTC−4 in summer), IANA America/New_York |
| Area codes (NANPA) | 305, 645 and 786 (overlay: the codes share the same territory) |
| ZIP codes | 13 ZIP Code Tabulation Areas lie mostly inside city limits, e.g. 33125, 33133, 33127 and 33145 |
| Home internet (FCC, Dec 2025) | Xfinity (Comcast) 97% · AT&T 89% |
| Fiber / cable availability | Fiber reaches 60% of homes, cable 93%; 99.7% can get 100/20 Mbps or more by wire |
| Sales tax | 6% state rate; 6.98% state + average local rate (Tax Foundation, July 2026) |
| State privacy law | No comprehensive consumer privacy law in force; see the Florida Digital Bill of Rights (in force since July 1, 2024), which applies only to very large companies |
| Username segment | country-us-state-fl-city-miami |
How do I target Miami in the proxy username?
Miami targeting is a username setting, not a separate product: keep your password, put state-fl-city-miami after the country, and connect to gw.metroproxies.com.
USERNAME-country-us-state-fl-city-miami: rotating Miami IPs, a new connection usually gets a different one.USERNAME-country-us-state-fl-city-miami-zip-33125: narrows to ZIP 33125, one of 13 ZIP areas mostly inside the city.USERNAME-country-us-state-fl-city-miami-asn-7922: asks for an IP on Xfinity's network (AS7922) when one is online in Miami.USERNAME-country-us-state-fl-city-miami-session-miam01-ttl-15: keeps one Miami IP for up to 15 minutes; it can change earlier if the home device goes offline.
City availability varies; the checkout shows what is online. When Miami has no matching IP online, widen to state-fl and retry later. See how city targeting works.
Which internet providers serve homes in Miami?
Miami counts 219,165 residential units in the FCC National Broadband Map (December 2025 filing). Wired home internet there comes mainly from Xfinity (97%) and AT&T (89%), by share of units covered. By technology, fiber covers 60% of addresses, cable 93%, and 96% can order a gigabit wired plan. T-Mobile Home Internet (83%) and Verizon 5G Home (79%) sell home internet over the air (fixed wireless).
These shares describe the market, not our pool. The network behind a given Miami exit depends on which residential device is online, so check the IP's ASN (AS7922 is Xfinity) before you compare results between runs.
What local details matter when you test from Miami?
With 487,014 residents in 2024, Miami ranks 42 among the 181 US cities over 150,000 on this site; the population grew 10.1% since 2020. The city is part of the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL metropolitan area, shared with Hialeah, Fort Lauderdale, Pembroke Pines and Hollywood; the metro had 6,457,988 residents in 2024.
Local formats matter when you check forms, prices or ads: Miami phone numbers use area codes 305, 645 and 786, clocks run on Eastern Time (America/New_York), and 13 ZIP areas fall mostly inside the city. Sales tax in Florida: 6% at state level, 6.98% on average with local rates (July 2026), added at checkout on most sites. Florida has no comprehensive consumer privacy law in force; note the Florida Digital Bill of Rights (in force since July 1, 2024), which applies only to very large companies.
How much do Miami residential proxies cost?
As of October 2026, Miami residential proxies use the standard price list: 10 GB for $5.94, 100 GB for $50, down to $0.50/GB at volume. Targeting by city, ZIP or ASN is part of every plan.
Which plan fits a Miami test?
Local
10 GB
$5.94
$0.59/GB
- Regular checks across several metros
- City, state, ZIP and ASN targeting
- Traffic never expires
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National
100 GB
$50
$0.50/GB
- Daily runs across many US cities
- City, state, ZIP and ASN targeting
- Traffic never expires
Terabyte
1 TB
$500
$0.50/GB
- Long-running nationwide work
- City, state, ZIP and ASN targeting
- Traffic never expires
Pay in crypto only (BTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL, LTC). The top-up is the price of the plan you choose, less any balance you already have, and at least $25; anything left stays on your balance. No KYC — no ID, no selfie, no documents. Prices in USD.
What else do people ask about Miami proxies?
Does a Miami IP set the local time on my tool?
No. The proxy changes the IP address that websites see, nothing else. Miami uses Eastern Time (UTC−5, UTC−4 in summer); set America/New_York and an en-US locale in your browser or test runner if the page you check reads them.
Which Miami ZIP codes can I request?
Any five-digit ZIP code can go in the zip- segment. 13 ZIP Code Tabulation Areas lie mostly inside Miami, among them 33125, 33133, 33127 and 33145 (2020 Census relationship file). A small ZIP has fewer homes online at once, so widen to the city if a ZIP returns errors.
Is a Miami proxy server the same as a residential proxy?
Not always. "Miami proxy server" means any proxy with a Miami IP; public free lists mostly show shared data-center or open servers that change often. A residential proxy sends your request through a home connection in Miami, so sites see a local household address. With MetroProxies you write country-us-state-fl-city-miami in the username; plans start at $1.50.
Does Florida law change how I can use a Miami proxy?
MetroProxies does not give legal advice. A proxy changes where requests come from, not which rules apply to you. Florida has no comprehensive consumer privacy law in force, but note the Florida Digital Bill of Rights (in force since July 1, 2024), which applies only to very large companies, and each site's terms still apply. Collect only public data and follow the acceptable use policy.
Can I get a Miami IP from one internet provider?
Add the provider's network number: USERNAME-country-us-state-fl-city-miami-asn-7922 asks for Xfinity (AS7922). Per the FCC map, Xfinity serves 97% of Miami homes. Combining city and ASN narrows the pool, so test with one request first; ASN targeting has no extra cost.
How do I hold one Miami IP during a session?
Add a session ID and a time to live to the username: USERNAME-country-us-state-fl-city-miami-session-miam01-ttl-15 keeps one Miami exit for up to 15 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 Miami IP.
Which other Florida cities can I target?
- Jacksonville, FL 1,009,833 residents
- Tampa, FL 414,547 residents
- Orlando, FL 334,854 residents
- St. Petersburg, FL 267,102 residents
- Port St. Lucie, FL 258,575 residents
- Hialeah, FL 235,388 residents
- Cape Coral, FL 233,025 residents
- Tallahassee, FL 205,089 residents
Which large South cities are close in size to Miami?
- Baltimore, MD 568,271 residents
- Atlanta, GA 520,070 residents
- Raleigh, NC 499,825 residents
- Virginia Beach, VA 454,808 residents
- Tulsa, OK 415,154 residents
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Sources for the Miami data (7)
- City and town population totals: 2020-2024 (Vintage 2024) — US Census Bureau (2026-10-18)
- Metropolitan and micropolitan statistical areas totals: 2020-2024 — US Census Bureau (2026-10-18)
- National Broadband Map: area summary, Miami city, FL — Federal Communications Commission (2026-10-18)
- NPA (area code) report — North American Numbering Plan Administrator (2026-10-18)
- 2020 ZCTA to place relationship file — US Census Bureau (2026-10-18)
- State and local sales tax rates, midyear 2026 — Tax Foundation (2026-10-18)
- US State Privacy Legislation Tracker — IAPP (2026-10-18)