One platform.
Every device you manage.
Carrier-grade WiFi management, NVR, and IoT visibility — unified under a single API. White-label ready, self-service device claiming, OSS/BSS integration out of the box.
The math that makes
carriers pay attention.
Includes WiFi + NVR + IoT.
$100k/month revenue.
One invoice. One integration.
What carrier-grade
actually means.
White-label
Your brand. Your subscriber app. Your portal. Aether is invisible to your customers. The Aether Home app ships as a React Native white-label package — your name, your app store listing.
Zero-touch provisioning
The subscriber claims their own CPE: the controller sends a one-time code to the router and they confirm it in the portal. No technician involvement after hardware install, and no serial-guessing attack, because the code only exists on the device.
OSS/BSS integration
TMF Open API (TMF638, TMF632, TMF678, TMF621). Your provisioning systems call our API to activate/deactivate service. Subscriber lifecycle managed from your existing OSS without operator portal access.
NOC visibility
Fleet health across millions of devices. SLA tracking, mass operations (push firmware to 50k devices in one call), incident management. Not a consumer dashboard — a network operations view.
Data residency
EU carriers need EU data. US carriers need US data. Regional Kubernetes deployments with strict data isolation. GDPR-native via Databunker PII vault. Full compliance documentation on request.
SLA-backed uptime at GA
At general availability: 99.9% SLA on Pro tier, 99.99% on Enterprise with contractual penalties. HA deployment across 3 availability zones. Hermes is stateless — any node handles any device connection.
One API. One invoice.
Three platforms replaced.
Carriers currently need Calix or RUCKUS for WiFi, Milestone for cameras, someone else for IoT — three vendors, three contracts, three integrations. Aether replaces all three.
BEFORE — 3 vendors
AFTER — Aether
The margin story: carriers bill subscribers $20–40/month for managed WiFi + security + IoT. Paying $0.30/device is rounding error. Your margin is enormous, which makes Aether sticky.