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Miami-Dade County, Florida

Advertise to Miami-Dade County homeowners.

Miami-Dade County is Florida’s most populous county, with roughly 2.7 million residents across 34 municipalities, a large bilingual market and everything from high-rise condos to suburban single-family streets. Put your business in the magazine they keep on the counter.

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Homes per edition
10,000
Cities with local pages
14
Ads starting at
$150

The short answer

How do I advertise to homeowners in Miami-Dade County?

Reserve an ad in Household Referral Magazine, a free monthly home magazine mailed by USPS to homeowners across South Florida. Choose a flat-rate ad or pay-per-call pricing, get a tracked phone number on your ad, and we will confirm which Miami-Dade routes and cities fit your service area.

  • Free monthly magazine mailed to homeowners by USPS
  • Ads from $150, or pay-per-call with a per-call fee only for new callers
  • Every ad gets its own tracked, recorded phone number
  • Category exclusivity available, one business per category in the first issue

Cities we cover

Advertise in Miami-Dade County cities

The Miami-Dade market

What Miami-Dade homeowners are looking for

Miami-Dade County is Florida’s most populous county, with roughly 2.7 million residents across 34 municipalities, a large bilingual market and everything from high-rise condos to suburban single-family streets.

Miami-Dade is part of the Florida Building Code High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, with strict product-approval requirements for roofing, windows and doors. It is also a largely bilingual market, so homeowners respond to local, trusted names that they can see in print and call directly.

Wind zone: High-Velocity Hurricane Zone (HVHZ)

  • Miami
  • Miami
  • Hialeah
  • Miami Beach
  • Real Estate Agents

    Neighborhood expertise matters most when buying or selling.

  • Roofing

    Storm-season repair and replacement is a high-ticket, high-urgency purchase.

  • Windows

    Impact windows and doors are a major investment for wind-zone homeowners.

  • Insurance

    Wind, flood and homeowners coverage is a top-of-mind decision every year.

Ad rates

Advertising rates for Miami-Dade businesses

Per-issue pricing. Save 15% with a 12-month agreement and 10% when you run in two or more editions.

Household Referral Magazine ad rates per issue
Ad spotFlat ratePay-per-call up front
Front Cover Feature"Meet the Pro" spotlight, one per issue$3,500Not available
Back Cover$2,500Not available
Inside Front or Back Cover$1,800Not available
Full Page$1,200$600
Half Page$700$350
Quarter Page$400$200
Pro Directory ListingSearchable and printed$150Not available
  • Standard call fee

    $75 per call

    Pest, cleaning, lawn, pressure washing, handyman

  • Premium call fee

    $100 per call

    Plumbing, electrical, HVAC repair, painters, movers, tree service

  • High-ticket call fee

    $190 per call

    Roofing, remodeling, pools, solar, windows

Reserve your spot

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Miami-Dade County

Advertising in Miami-Dade: your questions

How much does it cost to advertise in Miami-Dade County, FL?

Print ads in Household Referral Magazine start at $150 for a Pro Directory listing. A quarter page is $400, a half page $700 and a full page $1,200 per issue, and the front cover feature is $3,500. Pay-per-call pricing cuts the up-front cost by about half and adds a per-call fee of $75 to $190 depending on your trade.

Which Miami-Dade cities can I advertise in?

We are building local coverage across Miami-Dade County, including Miami, Hialeah, Miami Beach, Coral Gables, Homestead, Doral, Kendall, Pinecrest, Aventura, North Miami, Miami Gardens, Cutler Bay, Palmetto Bay, and Miami Lakes. Tell us the cities and ZIP codes you serve and we will confirm which mail routes reach them.

Why do home service businesses advertise in Miami-Dade?

Miami-Dade is part of the Florida Building Code High-Velocity Hurricane Zone, with strict product-approval requirements for roofing, windows and doors. It is also a largely bilingual market, so homeowners respond to local, trusted names that they can see in print and call directly.

How does pay-per-call advertising work?

You pay about half the flat rate up front, then a per-call fee only when a new caller reaches you for 45 seconds or more. Repeat callers, spam and wrong numbers are never billed, every call is recorded, and you can set a monthly cap.