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Why use Smartpath?
Smartpath ensures efficient use of your proxy data, significantly reducing costs without sacrificing success rates. It automatically manages proxy routing, simplifying operations, and eliminating the need for manual optimization.How Smartpath Optimizes Data Costs
Smartpath utilizes advanced artificial intelligence and real-time data analysis to assess each request. It instantly determines—within under 10 milliseconds—whether a mobile IP is necessary, routing non-essential requests through datacenter IPs at no additional cost.How to use the Smartpath Beta
Enabling Smartpath can be done with a single click of a button. Simply head over to our mobile proxy generator on the dashboard and click Enable in the Smartpath settings area. All proxies generated with this configuration will be assessed by Smartpath and optimized where possible.
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When to use Smartpath and when to avoid it?
Smartpath is designed to work across a wide range of targets and use-cases, however, when utilizing AI and applying a solution across hundreds of millions of websites across the internet, there is always the chance of false positives. You should exercise caution when when using Smartpath in workloads involving ad verification, compliance critical workloads, and on targets which have extremely sensitive fingerprinting. If you are experiencing poor performance or elevated false positive rates when using Smartpath, don’t hesitate to contact our customer support team at [email protected] so we can investigate.Measuring the success of Smartpath
We’ve integrated Smartpath metrics across our suite of observability tools so you track track exactly what requests were optimized by Smartpath and assess your cost savings over any period. You can filter these analytics by proxy user and domain so you can understand which workloads Smartpath works best for.

