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Welcome to the Miami Regional Licensee Page
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Local Shouty divides the Miami market into seven individual Regional License territories rather than assigning one Regional Licensee to the entire metropolitan area.
Each territory contains a defined group of communities and ZIP Codes and is offered separately. Entrepreneurs can explore the opportunity that best matches where they live or work, the business relationships they already have, and the part of Miami they understand best.
The seven approved territories extend from Miami Gardens, Aventura and the northern communities through Miami Beach, Downtown Miami, Doral, Kendall and into Pinecrest, Cutler Bay, Homestead and Florida City.
Regional Licensees help local businesses participate in Local Shouty, develop recurring advertising relationships, recruit creators and strengthen local discovery within their individual territories.
All seven territories listed below are currently Available. Availability may change as applications are reviewed and territories are assigned.
Miami is a highly varied local marketplace where international commerce, tourism, hospitality, finance, logistics, healthcare, real estate, construction, technology, restaurants, retail and neighborhood small businesses operate side by side.
The approved Local Shouty market planning figure is 2.75 million+ residents, providing a substantial year-round audience before visitor activity is considered.
Miami International Airport reinforces the market’s international character. In 2025, MIA handled 55.3 million passengers and nearly 3.5 million tons of freight, while its statewide economic impact reached $212 billion.
PortMiami adds another major economic and visitor gateway. The port reports more than $61 billion in annual economic impact, over 340,000 supported jobs and a record 8.56 million cruise passengers.
Tourism creates another audience for Local Shouty businesses. Miami-Dade visitors spent $22.7 billion on lodging, dining, shopping, transportation and entertainment in 2025, while tourism supported more than 216,000 jobs.
Beyond tourism, Miami-Dade County actively supports international business, agriculture, film and entertainment, business investment and small-business growth.
That combination makes Miami especially suited to neighborhood-level discovery: users may be searching for an Aventura restaurant, Miami Beach experience, Doral professional service, Kendall healthcare provider or Homestead contractor rather than simply searching “Miami.”
Miami’s scale makes a territory-based approach particularly important. No single Regional Licensee is expected to develop the entire market.
Instead, each licensee can focus on a defined collection of communities and ZIP Codes while developing direct relationships with restaurants, retailers, healthcare providers, professional firms, contractors, hospitality businesses and other local companies.
The role includes business onboarding, subscription-advertising relationships, creator recruitment, networking, Chamber and business-organization relationships, community events, sponsorship opportunities and local partnerships.
Miami also offers highly different business environments within relatively short distances. Building relationships with tourism businesses on Miami Beach requires a different approach from serving contractors in Kendall or international businesses around Doral.
Additional territory opportunities may be considered when permitted, subject to availability, Local Shouty approval and the Regional License agreement. Earnings, customers and business results are not guaranteed.
Northwest Miami-Dade Regional Licensee
Communities served: Miami Gardens, Hialeah, Medley, Doral
ZIP Codes: 33055, 33056, 33014, 33166, 33122
A business-heavy territory combining major residential communities with Doral and Medley employment, logistics, restaurants, professional services and international commerce.
Status: Available
CTA: Explore the Northwest Miami-Dade Regional License Opportunity
URL: /state-licensees/florida/miami/northwest-miami-dade-licensee/
Northeast Corridor Regional Licensee
Communities served: Aventura, Sunny Isles Beach, North Miami Beach, Hallandale Beach, Golden Beach, Ojus, Ives Estates
ZIP Codes: 33160, 33161, 33179, 33180, 33009
This northeastern corridor combines luxury shopping, coastal living, restaurants, hospitality, professional services and densely developed residential communities.
Status: Available
CTA: Explore the Northeast Corridor Regional License Opportunity
URL: /state-licensees/florida/miami/northeast-corridor-licensee/
Central Miami Regional Licensee
Communities served: Miami Shores, El Portal, Biscayne Park, Little River, Upper East Side
ZIP Codes: 33138, 33150, 33137, 33161, 33181
A neighborhood-focused market combining established residential communities with restaurants, design-oriented businesses, local services and evolving commercial districts.
Status: Available
CTA: Explore the Central Miami Regional License Opportunity
URL: /state-licensees/florida/miami/central-miami-licensee/
Beaches & Barrier Islands Regional Licensee
Communities served: Bal Harbour, Surfside, Miami Beach, Fisher Island, Key Biscayne
ZIP Codes: 33154, 33141, 33139, 33109, 33140
A tourism, hospitality and lifestyle-oriented territory featuring beaches, hotels, restaurants, luxury retail, recreation and internationally recognized destinations.
Status: Available
CTA: Explore the Beaches & Barrier Islands Regional License Opportunity
URL: /state-licensees/florida/miami/beaches-barrier-islands-licensee/
Downtown Miami Regional Licensee
Communities served: Downtown Miami, Brickell, Coral Way, Coconut Grove
ZIP Codes: 33131, 33130, 33132, 33133, 33136
Miami’s urban core combines finance, corporate offices, residential towers, restaurants, entertainment, waterfront activity and Coconut Grove’s distinctive dining and lifestyle market.
Status: Available
CTA: Explore the Downtown Miami Regional License Opportunity
URL: /state-licensees/florida/miami/downtown-miami-licensee/
West Miami-Dade Regional Licensee
Communities served: Westchester, Kendall, Tamiami, Sweetwater, The Hammocks
ZIP Codes: 33165, 33173, 33155, 33174, 33175
A large residential and service-driven market with strong demand for restaurants, healthcare, shopping, contractors, real estate, automotive and professional services.
Status: Available
CTA: Explore the West Miami-Dade Regional License Opportunity
URL: /state-licensees/florida/miami/west-miami-dade-licensee/
South Miami & Homestead Corridor Regional Licensee
Communities served: Pinecrest, Palmetto Bay, Cutler Bay, Homestead, Florida City
ZIP Codes: 33156, 33157, 33033, 33034, 33035
This southward corridor combines established residential communities, growing commercial areas, home services, agriculture, restaurants, recreation and businesses serving South Miami-Dade households.
Status: Available
CTA: Explore the South Miami & Homestead Corridor Opportunity
URL: /state-licensees/florida/miami/south-miami-homestead-corridor-licensee/
Beyond subscriptions – multiple revenue streams create long-term, recurring, scalable growth
Merchant Subscriptions
Advertising & Promotions
Connectors & Integrations
Ai & SaaS Tools
Creator Economy & Sponsorships
Marketplace & Transactions
Businesses → Creators → Users → Business Growth
Local Businesses can create free profiles, participate in relevant discovery categories and use subscription advertising to increase local visibility. Businesses can appear in multiple appropriate categories and receive support from their individual Regional Licensee.
Local Creators can earn money for approved content featuring restaurants, shopping, beaches, attractions, neighborhood businesses, events, professional services and community experiences.
Users discover businesses based on their interests and location—whether searching for dining in Brickell, shopping in Aventura, services in Westchester, experiences on Miami Beach or businesses farther south in Homestead.
Regional Licensees help connect these groups by recruiting and supporting businesses, developing creator networks, increasing Local Shouty awareness and building partnerships inside their individual territories.
Become a Miami Regional Licensee!
No. The Miami market is divided into seven approved Regional License territories, and each is offered and assigned separately.
All seven territories listed on this page are currently marked Available. Availability may change as applications are reviewed.
Each territory consists of the specific communities and ZIP Codes listed for that Regional License opportunity.
Yes, subject to availability and Local Shouty approval. Familiarity with local businesses and existing community relationships may be useful.
The approved network organizes them into different territories because each has its own supplied communities and ZIP Codes and represents a different local business environment.
Restaurants, retailers, healthcare providers, professional services, real estate companies, contractors, hospitality businesses, attractions, automotive companies, wellness providers and many other locally focused businesses can participate.
Approved creators can produce paid local content around dining, shopping, neighborhoods, beaches, events, attractions, local services and independent businesses that deserve greater visibility.
Additional territories may be possible when permitted, subject to availability, approval and the Local Shouty Regional License agreement. Contact Local Shouty for current information.
Miami gives entrepreneurs the opportunity to build Local Shouty within clearly defined local markets rather than attempting to cover the entire metropolitan area.
Review the seven individual territories, compare their communities and ZIP Codes, and visit the Regional Licensee page for the opportunity that best matches your local knowledge, professional background and existing relationships.
Together, Miami’s Regional Licensees can strengthen local discovery, create new opportunities for creators and help businesses throughout the market develop stronger connections with residents and visitors.
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Help shape the future of local discovery while strengthening the businesses, creators, and communities that make Greater Fort Lauderdale unique.