Astroproxy

Astro is an enterprise proxy infrastructure for web data collection, multi-accounting, and automation. We provide residential, mobile, and datacenter proxies from 150 countries with city- and provider-level targeting. All IPs are verified according to KYC/AML requirements.

Astro Capabilities for Proxy Infrastructure

Astro provides a set of technical capabilities for workflows where teams need flexible control over connections, IP rotation, and IP address geography.

• 50 million IP addresses in 150 countries;
• residential, mobile, and datacenter proxies;
• IP verification according to KYC/AML requirements;
• 99.9% uptime;
• HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 support;
• up to 250 concurrent TCP connections per port;
• individual ports based on the principle “one port = one user”;
• controlled IP rotation;
• targeting by country, city, and provider;
• OpenVPN Connect support via configuration file for iOS, Windows, Mikrotik, Android, and macOS;
• Pay-As-You-Go and prepaid traffic payment models;
• cumulative discounts of up to 25%.

Important: Astro allows users to choose the proxy type, rotation mode, and geography for a specific scenario: account routine, parsing, geo-testing, profile-based work, or automated processes.

Who Astro Is For

Astro can be useful for specialists and teams for whom proxy infrastructure is part of regular online work.

• media buying teams that test campaigns across different platforms and regions;
• affiliate marketers working with separate processes, accounts, and traffic sources;
• SMM teams performing tasks across multiple social platforms;
• e-commerce operators checking marketplaces, storefronts, prices, and regional availability;
• SEO and SEM agencies performing geo-checks, search monitoring, and landing page testing;
• data and parsing engineers building collection and monitoring pipelines;
• LinkedIn lead generation teams organizing research and outreach processes;
• Web3 and airdrop teams managing multiple research or operational environments;
• automation developers working with Node.js, Python, or browser stacks.

The service is most relevant when proxies are needed not as a one-time tool, but as part of a repeated process involving multiple tasks, profiles, users, or regions.

Astro Use Cases

Astro can be used in workflows where teams need stable network connectivity, localized access, and IP address separation between different working environments.

• Traffic arbitrage and media buying. Teams can configure proxies for working with ad accounts, regional campaigns, and separate working profiles.
• Multi-accounting. Astro can be used to separate network parameters between accounts on TikTok, Instagram, X/Twitter, Facebook, and other platforms.
• LinkedIn lead generation. Proxies help organize separate regional environments for working with profiles and outreach processes.
• SEO/SEM and geo-testing. Teams can check search results, creatives, landing pages, and local scenarios from different countries, cities, or providers.
• Web data parsing. Astro can be used to collect public data about prices, offers, competitors, and product pages.
• AI search monitoring. Teams can check results in ChatGPT, Claude, and other LLM systems across different regional contexts.
• E-commerce. Proxies can be used to manage stores, check marketplaces, regional offers, and product availability.
• Technical display control. Astro can help check how content, ads, or pages are displayed from different network environments.

Usage must comply with the rules of the relevant platforms, applicable laws, and internal compliance requirements.

How Astro Complements Afina Browser

Astro can work well together with Afina Browser in scenarios where teams need to configure browser profile isolation and network routing at the same time. Afina Browser helps organize separate browser profiles, team access, automation modules, and profile-level settings, while Astro can provide the proxy layer for these environments.

This combination is useful when a team wants to bind each browser profile to a specific proxy set, assign network settings by project or region, and make automated processes more predictable.

• assigning a separate proxy or port to each browser profile;
• separating profiles by country, city, provider, or project;
• using SOCKS5 in scenarios where the relevant network configuration is required;
• supporting parallel workers and long sessions through TCP connections per port;
• managing IP rotation through the API in Afina Node.js modules and triggers;
• preparing environments for parsing, account routine, regional checks, or automation;
• maintaining consistency between the profile, IP address, GEO, and working task.

Together, Astro and Afina Browser help separate profile identity, browser state, and network configuration in a more organized workflow.