What it does not tell you
| If the question is about | What the corpus gives |
|---|---|
| Revenue, prices, pricing model, how a site makes money | Nothing. Payment evidence says only that the site's visitors proceeded to payment, not how much they paid or for what. |
| A traffic trend over months or years | Only a twelve-month average and the change over the last month. There is no monthly series and no year-over-year comparison. |
| Effort or cost to build or copy a product, its technology | Nothing. |
| Company financials, funding, ownership | Nothing. After reveal_project: year founded and a team size range, when known. |
| Every payment method a site accepts | One recorded payment service per site, from reveal_project. A payment service that is not shown may still be used by the site. |
| Reviews, reputation, what users say | Nothing. |
| One well-known site | Profiles are available, but much of this is also public. The corpus is strongest on many long-tail sites at once. |
An agent must not fill these gaps with guesses presented as corpus facts. Traffic does not imply revenue, and the payment service does not imply a pricing model.