> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://soldfetch.com/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Data quality and freshness

> Interpret listing evidence without overstating certainty.

## Prices

Search results report displayed listing prices. A listing that accepted a best offer may not reveal the final paid amount. Do not label displayed prices as verified transaction prices, seller revenue, or accepted offers.

## Dates

Search sale dates are source-reported and unverified. Retrieval time indicates when SoldFetch obtained a response; it is not the sale time. Verified date windows and sale-date filters are unavailable. Preserve returned warnings and quality flags when storing or summarizing results.

## Identity and ranking

`exactMatch=true` excludes explicitly marked loose matches. It does not verify model, bundle, accessories, condition, or product identity. Price sorting does not guarantee verified price-plus-shipping order. Inspect relevant listing fields before computing comparisons.

## Freshness

Cache durations depend on the result:

| Result | Cache duration |
| - | - |
| Sold search and category results | 6 hours |
| Ended-item details | 24 hours |
| Active search results and item details | 15 minutes |
| Empty search or category results | 5 minutes |

Identical normalized queries share cached results across workspaces. Cache hits keep the original retrieval timestamp and do not extend expiry. An ended listing is not proof of a sale.

Store retrieval timestamps alongside item IDs, marketplace, currency, condition, and the raw observation. A cached result is still a charged successful request. A change in listing evidence is an observation, not proof of a sale or revenue change.


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