Residential IPs spanning 195+ countries, delivered through a unified endpoint with millisecond session persistence, country and city-level targeting, and per-byte usage visibility.
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👋 Hi Product Hunt!
We're excited to introduce Aethyn—a residential proxy platform built for developers, data teams, and businesses that need reliable proxy infrastructure without unnecessary complexity.
With Aethyn, you get:
🌍 Residential proxies across 195+ countries
🔄 Rotating and sticky sessions
⚡ HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 support
📊 Live usage analytics and wallet-first billing
🎯 Country, city, and ISP targeting (Elite Residential)
🛠️ One simple proxy format that works with curl, Python, Node.js, Playwright, browsers, and more
Our goal is to make proxy infrastructure transparent and easy to integrate, whether you're building web scrapers, AI agents, automation workflows, market research tools, or performing geo-targeted testing.
We're continuously improving the platform, and your feedback is incredibly valuable. We'd love to know:
Which proxy features matter most to you?
What's your biggest pain point with existing proxy providers?
What integrations or capabilities would you like us to build next?
Thanks for checking out Aethyn! We're excited to hear your thoughts and answer any questions.
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How does session persistence actually work under the hood when you're rotating through residential IPs, and is there any risk of getting flagged by sites that detect rapid IP changes?
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How does session persistence hold up when the same IP gets cycled due to network changes on your side?
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how does session persistence actually work under the hood, like is it sticky cookies or real IP continuity, and what happens if a session drops mid-task?
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The country-level targeting felt instant in my tests, and being able to watch per-byte usage in the dashboard is honestly underrated. Solid pick if you need residential coverage at scale.
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The country and city targeting actually felt snappy in my tests, and seeing per-byte usage in the dashboard made it easy to keep tabs on what was burning through data.
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The city-level targeting actually works as advertised, which is rarer than it sounds. Pricing per byte is also a nice change from the usual bandwidth bundles that go half unused.
How does session persistence actually work under the hood when you're rotating through residential IPs, and is there any risk of getting flagged by sites that detect rapid IP changes?
How does session persistence hold up when the same IP gets cycled due to network changes on your side?
how does session persistence actually work under the hood, like is it sticky cookies or real IP continuity, and what happens if a session drops mid-task?
The country-level targeting felt instant in my tests, and being able to watch per-byte usage in the dashboard is honestly underrated. Solid pick if you need residential coverage at scale.
The country and city targeting actually felt snappy in my tests, and seeing per-byte usage in the dashboard made it easy to keep tabs on what was burning through data.
The city-level targeting actually works as advertised, which is rarer than it sounds. Pricing per byte is also a nice change from the usual bandwidth bundles that go half unused.