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Arizona · 1.67 million residents
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How do I get a Phoenix residential proxy?
MetroProxies sells Phoenix residential proxies from $0.50/GB (October 2026). Add country-us-state-az-city-phoenix to your proxy username to request a home IP that geolocates to Phoenix, Arizona; ZIP and ASN targeting cost nothing extra. City availability varies; the checkout shows what is online. No KYC: pay in crypto.
| Population (Census, July 1, 2024) | 1,673,164, number 5 of the 181 US cities over 150,000 on this site |
|---|---|
| Change since April 2020 | +4.0% (estimates base 1,608,415) |
| County | Maricopa County |
| Metro area (CBSA) | Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler, AZ: 5,186,958 residents in 2024, number 10 of 387 metro areas |
| Time zone | Mountain Standard Time all year (UTC−7, no daylight saving), IANA America/Phoenix |
| Area codes (NANPA) | 480, 602 and 623 (overlay: the codes share the same territory) |
| ZIP codes | 44 ZIP Code Tabulation Areas lie mostly inside city limits, e.g. 85085, 85083, 85042 and 85043 |
| Home internet (FCC, Dec 2025) | Cox 89% · CenturyLink / Quantum Fiber (Lumen) 86% |
| Fiber / cable availability | Fiber reaches 27% of homes, cable 74%; 90% can get 100/20 Mbps or more by wire |
| Sales tax | 5.6% state rate; 8.54% state + average local rate (Tax Foundation, July 2026) |
| State privacy law | No comprehensive consumer privacy law in force |
| Username segment | country-us-state-az-city-phoenix |
You pick Phoenix by adding city-phoenix (and state-az) to the username you already use. No other endpoint, no extra fee.
USERNAME-country-us-state-az-city-phoenix: rotating Phoenix IPs, a new connection usually gets a different one.USERNAME-country-us-state-az-city-phoenix-zip-85085: narrows to ZIP 85085, one of 44 ZIP areas mostly inside the city.USERNAME-country-us-state-az-city-phoenix-asn-22773: asks for an IP on Cox's network (AS22773) when one is online in Phoenix.USERNAME-country-us-state-az-city-phoenix-session-phoe01-ttl-10: keeps one Phoenix IP for up to 10 minutes; it can change earlier if the home device goes offline.City availability varies; the checkout shows what is online. When Phoenix has no matching IP online, widen to state-az and retry later. See how city targeting works.
Home internet in Phoenix is led by Cox, which the FCC map shows at 89% of 704,385 residential units, followed by CenturyLink (86%) (December 2025 data). Fiber is available to 27% of homes and cable to 74%; copper DSL lines still reach 74%. Fixed-wireless home internet is offered by T-Mobile Home Internet (70%) and AT&T Internet Air (56%).
A residential IP in Phoenix 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 AS22773 for Cox.
The Census Bureau counts 1,673,164 people in Phoenix for July 2024, up 4.0% from the April 2020 base. It anchors or belongs to the Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler, AZ metro area (5.19 million people), which also includes Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler and Glendale.
Phoenix uses Mountain Standard Time all year (America/Phoenix), the 480, 602 and 623 area codes and 44 ZIP areas. Match those in your test setup; the proxy only sets where the IP is. Prices shown to Arizona shoppers usually exclude sales tax: the state rate is 5.6%, and state plus average local rates come to 8.54% (Tax Foundation, July 2026). Arizona had no comprehensive consumer privacy law in force in October 2026.
There is no city surcharge for Phoenix. As of October 2026 the 1 GB test plan is $1.50, 100 GB is $50, and the per-GB price falls to $0.50/GB. Traffic you do not use stays on the account.
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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.
A free Phoenix 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 Phoenix, AZ, with username and password, a public acceptable use policy and support by email. The Phoenix segment is country-us-state-az-city-phoenix.
Add a session ID and a time to live to the username: USERNAME-country-us-state-az-city-phoenix-session-phoe01-ttl-10 keeps one Phoenix exit for up to 10 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 Phoenix IP.
Any five-digit ZIP code can go in the zip- segment. 44 ZIP Code Tabulation Areas lie mostly inside Phoenix, among them 85085, 85083, 85042 and 85043 (2020 Census relationship file). A small ZIP has fewer homes online at once, so widen to the city if a ZIP returns errors.
Add the provider's network number: USERNAME-country-us-state-az-city-phoenix-asn-22773 asks for Cox (AS22773). Per the FCC map, Cox serves 89% of Phoenix homes. Combining city and ASN narrows the pool, so test with one request first; ASN targeting has no extra cost.
MetroProxies does not publish IP counts per city. The number of residential devices online in Phoenix 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.
No. The proxy changes the IP address that websites see, nothing else. Phoenix uses Mountain Standard Time all year (UTC−7); set America/Phoenix and an en-US locale in your browser or test runner if the page you check reads them.
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