Package access
A purchase needs to become an entitlement to a particular product and traffic allowance. The dashboard and proxy access layer need to agree on what that account can use.
LemonClub uses our proxy engine to operate its residential pools. Package access, regional proxy lists, and traffic statistics connect through our backend and API. The LemonClub team builds the customer interface around these capabilities.

For residential proxies, LemonClub’s dashboard brings package access, available traffic, region selection, and session settings into one workspace. Our proxy engine supplies the backend operations that turn those choices into usable proxy connections.
The service uses our platform for authentication, allocation, proxy generation, and usage tracking. Its interface reads the resulting connection details and account data through the API.
The proxy generator shows this relationship directly: package selection, traffic statistics, regional settings, and exported proxy lists share one workspace.
Resolve the account and its purchased package so the customer can access the appropriate LemonClub residential pool.
Pass location and sticky or rotating session settings from the generator to the connection configuration.
Return connection entries that can be copied or downloaded for use in the customer’s tools.
Bring consumption back into the dashboard so the customer can manage the same package after it starts carrying traffic.
Within our platform, package access defines the available product, connection settings guide routing, and metering ties account usage to actual traffic. LemonClub brings these operations together in its generator and customer dashboard.
A purchase needs to become an entitlement to a particular product and traffic allowance. The dashboard and proxy access layer need to agree on what that account can use.
Rotating connections suit independent requests across a pool. Sticky sessions preserve connection identity for a sequence of requests, subject to the selected pool’s availability.
Traffic records support the remaining balance and consumption view. That gives customers a way to plan data collection or regional content checks from the same account.
A residential package needs to carry its access rules from purchase to the proxy connection. Our platform connects LemonClub’s package settings, residential pools, and generated credentials so customers can configure access through the service interface.
LemonClub manages the product experience in its own interface. Our backend supplies the connection and usage data that let customers choose their settings and follow consumption from the same account.
Our platform supplies proxy routing, authentication, resource allocation, traffic accounting, and the API for generation, plan management, and usage views. LemonClub uses these capabilities to operate its residential proxy service.
The LemonClub team develops its dashboard, storefront, product catalogue, and visual identity. These interfaces connect to our platform for the operations and data customers need to configure and use their residential proxies.
The public website capture sits alongside the proxy generator that documents the project’s customer workflow.
01 / Public LemonClub homepage, captured in September 2026.
View website ↗LemonClub operates its residential proxy pools using our platform to connect package access and regional proxy generation to its dashboard. Rust powers the proxy and location services, while Go records traffic usage.
Full support for TCP and UDP traffic.
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