- Inaccurate analytics data: The proxy will send all your click traffic through the proxy first, then to Pearset. This will result in incorrect geolocation data being presented and the public IP address of your proxy being sent.
- Increased redirect latency: If you’re using a proxy, all requests to your links will have to pass through the proxy before reaching Pearset, which can result in increased redirect latency, ranging from 2x to 10x slower link redirects.
- Reduced reliability: By adding a proxy in front of your links, you’re essentially introducing an external dependency that can cause your links to go down if the proxy fails.
- Link redirect issues: Proxies can also lead to ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS issues, which will break your redirects and result in a subpar user experience.
Custom domains
Can I use a proxy on top of my Pearset custom domain?
We do not recommend using a proxy (e.g. Cloudflare, Cloudfront) on top of your Pearset custom domain. Here are a few reasons why.
When using a custom domain on Pearset, we do not recommend using a proxy (e.g. Cloudflare Proxy, Cloudfront CDN) in front of your custom domain.
Here are a few reasons why: