San Francisco Bay Area mobile and residential proxies
DMA 807 covers SF, Oakland, San Jose, and the bulk of the Bay Area. Comcast-dominant residential + three-way mobile competition + disproportionate tech-product ad spend.
- DMA rank
- #10
- City population
- 874k
- Coordinates
- 37.775°, -122.419°
- State
- CA
San Francisco at a glance
San Francisco sits inside Nielsen DMA 10 (San Francisco–Oakland–San Jose). The
metro's population is ~0.87M 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: san-francisco or X-PX-Dma: 10 depending on
whether you want tight city scope or full DMA rotation.
Tech products, developer tooling, SaaS creative, Bay Area DTC
SF / Bay Area is where tech-product ad creative, SaaS landing pages, and developer-tooling campaigns route their QA traffic by default. The Bay's network peers at Equinix SV1–SV10 (San Jose) and 1 Wilshire's northern reach; an SF-peered ASN announce is the signal the classifiers read as 'real Silicon Valley.' Useful for any creative targeting technical buyers or developer personas.
Carrier and ISP footprint
- Mobile leaders: T-Mobile (AS21928), AT&T Mobility (AS20057), Verizon Wireless (AS22394).
- Residential ISPs: Comcast (AS7922), AT&T Internet (AS7018), Sonic (AS46375).
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: san-francisco" \
--proxy-header "X-PX-State: california" \
--proxy-header "X-PX-Carrier: t-mobile" \
--proxy-header "X-PX-Session: sticky-20m" \
https://example.com
Nearby markets
Parent state: California. Parent country: United States. See also the 4G mobile overview and residential overview.
Pricing
Pricing for San Francisco 4g mobile
San Francisco 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
San Francisco 4G Mobile FAQ
How do I target San Francisco specifically on the API?
Pass X-PX-City: san-francisco or X-PX-Dma: 10 in your request headers. State-level fallback via X-PX-State: ca.What carriers dominate San Francisco 4g mobile?
T-Mobile (AS21928), AT&T Mobility (AS20057), Verizon Wireless (AS22394) carry the bulk of San Francisco 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 San Francisco exit?
Up to 20 min in practice on San Francisco mobile. Sticky sessions survive within a single tower handover; cross-eNodeB movements may reassign.How many exits are in San Francisco?
We don't publish specific pool counts (they fluctuate daily), but San Francisco sits in the top-tier bucket on our network. Concurrency is ample.
Start routing San Francisco traffic through 4g mobile
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