A norm, at a date, signed
What this operation sells, what it costs, and what it will not do.
A signed assay is €2,400: one capability class across one declared population at one
declared date, delivered with the method so the result can be recomputed against us.
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See a specimen assay
euros · bank transfer · 14 days
The question an assay answers is not does this site have an AI policy. It is
what was the state of the art, across a defined population, on a given date — the form the
question takes when a dispute turns on whether a machine-readable reservation of rights existed at
the time of use, or when a party selling a capability needs to show the gap it closes is real.
What is on offer
| Engagement | What it is | Price |
| Assay |
One capability class, one declared population, one declared date. The rate with its
confidence interval, the evidence count behind it, the signed chain records it was
computed from, and the method in enough detail to reproduce the figure independently. |
€2,400 |
| Extended assay |
Up to five classes, or one class across several populations or several dates.
Cross-sections are reported separately and never pooled — pooling populations moved our
own published rates once, and that correction is why they are kept apart. |
€6,000 |
| Measurement review |
A written review of somebody else's published figure against this method: what it
supports, what it does not, and where ours differs and why. Six published llms.txt
adoption figures span 8.3×, so a party citing one is choosing between numbers that
disagree by an order of magnitude. |
€1,800 |
| Standing monitor |
The classes of a completed engagement, re-measured and signed each quarter, so a norm can
be shown to have moved or held. A single date cannot answer that. |
€1,200/ quarter |
Terms. Scope is agreed in writing first. Invoiced in euros by bank transfer, payable
within 14 days. No retainer, no subscription, no lock-in.
What you are told before you pay
These are the limits of the instrument, and they are stated here rather than in a footnote
because an outside reviewer tested our published figures against them and all four of their
corrections held.
- A rate is a rate for the declared target set. It is a sample, not a census.
- Absence of a machine-readable signal is an upper bound on absence of the
capability, not proof of it. Where the instrument cannot tell the two apart, the record says
unknown rather than guessing.
- Measurement is from a single vantage. A series that mixed vantages would mix
where with when.
- History before 2026-09-20 is reconstructed from a public web archive, not
observed contemporaneously.
What is not for sale
- Findings about an individual named third party's own site or conduct, at any
price. Everything we observe is published and delivered in aggregate. A measurement
that a third party has published itself is a public claim rather than an observation of ours,
and may be cited and examined by name, as any review cites its sources.
- A figure to order. The number is whatever the signed record says for the date
asked about. If it does not support the claim a buyer wants, that is the finding, and we say
so.
- A measurement that cannot be recomputed. If the method cannot be published
with the result, the result is not for sale.
How to start
Write to info@geosensor.tech with the class, the
population and the date you need. You will get back either a scope and a price, or the reason the
question cannot be answered to that standard — which is the more useful answer when it is the true
one.
⚠️ An engagement is deliberately not machine-purchasable. It needs a scope agreed
in writing, and wiring a payment route to it would sell something nobody had defined.
Self-serve, no conversation needed
The measurements themselves are free and need no credential: the
adoption series, the absence rates, the endpoint-health decomposition,
and the written findings. For software that wants the
aggregate tables rather than a report, the paid export is $0.02 or €0.02 per call over x402, and a
subscription is €19 or €99 a month — both live, both working, and neither of them the thing this
operation sells.