SMMCost prices, beside the market.

“Market median” is the middle of the panel ladder for that exact product, after zero, sub-floor and dormant listings are dropped. “Panels” is how many panels sell it, so a reader can see how thin the comparison is. A * marks a listing below 20% of the median: it is printed because it is real, and it is outside the band the median is built from.

1. One key per product.“Instagram followers · Real · 30-day refill” is a different product from the plain one. Every column is the same key, so a cheaper variant is never compared with a dearer one.
2. One price per panel.A panel that lists the same product twice counts once, at its cheapest credible listing. A retired $0.01 row does not become its price.
3. Dormant offers out.Zero prices and offers under 20% of the median are treated as dormant and dropped from the ladder the median is built from, exactly as on the product pages.
4. Talon by the same rule.Our own column is read from our live catalogue on the same product key and cleaned by the same code. When our price is outside the band we say “not comparable” instead of printing a number that would not survive the rule.
5. Dated.Every figure belongs to the crawl printed at the top of the page. A panel can change its list tomorrow; the date is part of the claim.