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San Francisco residential proxies by ISP: Comcast and AT&T

Home-internet providers, technologies and targeting syntax for San Francisco, California, from FCC and Census data.

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Can I buy San Francisco residential proxies by ISP?

Broadband Proxies sells San Francisco residential proxies you can target by internet provider. The FCC map lists Comcast at 97.7% of San Francisco's homes, AT&T at 97.3% and Sonic at 31.8% (December 2025 data). Add -city-san_francisco-asn-7922 for Comcast. From $2.63 for 1 GB (October 2026); no KYC, crypto only.

San Francisco: local data

CitySan Francisco, California
CountyCity and County of San Francisco (consolidated)
Population826,079 (Census Bureau estimate for July 1, 2025; -6.0% since 2020), 17th largest US city
Metro areaSan Francisco-Oakland-Fremont, CA: 4.63 million people in 2025, 13th largest US metro area
Time zonePacific Time (America/Los_Angeles)
Area codes415, 628
ZIP code examples94110 (Mission District) · 94133 (North Beach)
Main home-internet providersComcast, AT&T, Sonic
Fiber available to44% of residential units (34th of 45 cities)
Cable available to97.4% of residential units
1 Gbps terrestrial service73.6% of residential units
Residential units on the FCC map463,554
State privacy lawCalifornia Consumer Privacy Act, as amended by the CPRA (CPRA amendments in effect since January 1, 2023)
Sales tax8.625% combined state and local rate (since 2026-10-01)
TargetingUSERNAME-country-us-state-ca-city-san_francisco plus -asn-… for an ISP
AvailabilityCity availability varies; the checkout shows what is online
Price$2.63 for 1 GB, $0.50/GB on the 1 TB plan, ASN and city included

Which internet providers serve San Francisco homes?

The FCC National Broadband Map lists 7 wired or fixed wireless providers among the ten widest in San Francisco (satellite left out). Comcast reports service to 97.7% of the city's 463,554 residential units, AT&T to 97.3% and Sonic to 31.8%. T-Mobile Home Internet (72.5%) and Verizon 5G Home (67.3%) are mostly 5G fixed wireless home internet, whose IPs share the carrier's mobile network.

FCC National Broadband Map, Area Summary for San Francisco, CA, data as of December 31, 2025 (satellite providers left out)
Provider (FCC filing name)Brand and ISP pageResidential units coveredASN to target
Comcast CorporationComcast Xfinity97.7%asn-7922
AT&T Inc.AT&T (Fiber, Internet Air, DSL)97.3%asn-7018
Unwired Ltd.Unwired Ltd.93.8%Not documented here
Etheric Communications, LLC.Etheric Communications77.2%Not documented here
T-Mobile USA, Inc.T-Mobile Home Internet72.5%asn-21928
Verizon Communications Inc.Verizon (mostly 5G Home)67.3%asn-22394
Sonic Telecom, LLCSonic31.8%asn-46375

Units can be served by several providers, so the shares add up to more than 100%. The FCC lists holding companies as filed for December 31, 2025, before later mergers.

How much of San Francisco has fiber, cable and gigabit service?

Fiber reaches 44% of San Francisco's residential units, 34th of the 45 cities we track and below the 62.2% median. Cable is almost everywhere (97.4%), so a cable IP is the most common home connection type. Copper DSL is still reported at 78.4% of units, 2nd highest of our cities, so some telco IPs here sit on older lines. Gigabit service (1,000/100 Mbps) is available to 73.6% of units. Access type matters for testing: fiber and cable homes usually get their own public IPv4 address, while fixed wireless users often share one.

FCC National Broadband Map, December 31, 2025 data; any provider, residential units
Access type in San FranciscoResidential units coveredRank among the 45 cities
Fiber to the home44%34th
Cable (DOCSIS)97.4%15th
Copper DSL78.4%2nd
Fixed wireless (licensed and unlicensed)99.9%2nd
Any terrestrial service at 100/20 Mbps or more100%1st
Any terrestrial service at 1,000/100 Mbps or more73.6%31st
Fiber at 1,000/100 Mbps or more43.8%28th

How do I target a San Francisco ISP in my proxy username?

Start from the city: USERNAME-country-us-state-ca-city-san_francisco asks for any home IP in San Francisco. Then add the ASN of the provider you need:

  • USERNAME-country-us-state-ca-city-san_francisco-asn-7922: Comcast in San Francisco.
  • USERNAME-country-us-state-ca-city-san_francisco-asn-7018: AT&T in San Francisco.
  • USERNAME-country-us-state-ca-city-san_francisco-asn-46375: Sonic in San Francisco.
  • USERNAME-country-us-zip-94110-asn-7922: Comcast in ZIP 94110 (Mission District).
  • USERNAME-country-us-state-ca-city-san_francisco-asn-7018-session-sanfra1-ttl-20: one AT&T IP kept for up to 20 minutes.

Use gw.broadbandproxies.com, port 7777 for HTTP and HTTPS or 7778 for SOCKS5. If a request finds no IP online, drop the ZIP first, then the city, and keep the ASN.

San Francisco: wireless ISPs and independent fiber

Comcast (97.7%) and AT&T (97.3%) report service to almost every residential unit, but the FCC's top ten also holds fixed wireless providers Unwired (93.8%) and Etheric (77.2%), and Sonic's fiber (31.8%), its highest share in our list. Copper DSL is still reported at 78.4% of units. San Francisco's population fell 6.0% between 2020 and 2025, the second-largest drop among our cities.

Local program: Fiber to Housing: Dept. of Technology program using the city's municipal fiber to give free internet to affordable/public housing (24,000+ homes since 2018).

Which CA rules matter for checks from San Francisco?

California has a comprehensive privacy law, the California Consumer Privacy Act, as amended by the CPRA (CPRA amendments in effect since January 1, 2023). It governs how businesses treat residents' data; it is not a rule about proxies, and it does not make a check from a San Francisco IP lawful or unlawful. Prices shown to San Francisco shoppers may add sales tax at checkout: the combined state and local rate is 8.625% since 2026-10-01, so compare pre-tax prices when you check retail pages from a San Francisco IP. San Francisco is on Pacific Time: schedule checks of time-limited offers and local ads in that zone. Whatever the city, our acceptable use policy applies; blocked targets: Banking, government and payment-portal sites, plus SMTP (email-sending) ports 25, 465 and 587.

San Francisco residential proxy pricing

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San Francisco residential proxies by ISP: FAQ

Which ISPs can I target in San Francisco?

Any of the providers in the table, by ASN. The widest wired networks in San Francisco on the FCC map are Comcast (asn-7922, 97.7%), AT&T (asn-7018, 97.3%), Sonic (asn-46375, 31.8%). T-Mobile Home Internet and Verizon 5G Home also appear, mainly as 5G home internet.

How much do San Francisco residential proxies cost?

$2.63 for 1 GB, $5.94 for 10 GB and $50 for 100 GB, as of October 2026. City, ZIP and ASN targeting for San Francisco cost nothing extra, and prepaid traffic never expires. Pay in crypto from a $25 top-up; no KYC.

Is San Francisco a fiber city?

Not yet. The FCC map shows fiber available to 44% of San Francisco's residential units (December 31, 2025), 34th of our 45 cities, against 97.4% for cable. Fiber at 1,000/100 Mbps or more reaches 43.8%.

Can I target a San Francisco ZIP code?

Yes. ZIP targeting works in the United States on every plan: USERNAME-country-us-zip-94110 asks for Mission District, and zip-94133 for North Beach. You can add an ASN, but a ZIP-plus-ISP request matches fewer homes, so test it before scaling.

Other California cities and more of the West

Sources (11)
  1. FCC National Broadband Map, Area Summary: San Francisco, CA (data as of December 31, 2025) — Federal Communications Commission (2026-10-18)
  2. City and town population totals: Vintage 2025 (sub-est2025) — U.S. Census Bureau (2026-10-18)
  3. Metropolitan statistical area population totals: Vintage 2025 — U.S. Census Bureau (2026-10-18)
  4. County: zipdatamaps.com — zipdatamaps.com (2026-10-18)
  5. Time zone: data.iana.org — data.iana.org (2026-10-18)
  6. Area codes: nanpa.com — nanpa.com (2026-10-18)
  7. Area codes: zip-codes.com — zip-codes.com (2026-10-18)
  8. ZIP codes: pe.usps.com — pe.usps.com (2026-10-18)
  9. ZIP codes: zipdatamaps.com — zipdatamaps.com (2026-10-18)
  10. State privacy law: oag.ca.gov — oag.ca.gov (2026-10-18)
  11. Combined sales tax rate: cdtfa.ca.gov — cdtfa.ca.gov (2026-10-18)

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