# Sampling Scope and Audit Tiers

This package used **Lite sampling**. The score should be read as a bounded readiness signal, not full-catalog certification.

## Tiers

| Tier | Product pages | Best for | Claims allowed |
|---|---:|---|---|
| Lite | 3 | Demo, first-pass triage, sales conversation | Bounded sample; identifies obvious gaps and strengths |
| Standard | 10–25 | Paid audit / client review | Representative category-level confidence if categories are chosen well |
| Deep | 50–100+ plus feed import where available | Enterprise readiness / implementation planning | Stronger catalog confidence, feed/schema parity analysis, category gap map |

## Current Blivakker package scope

- Homepage/root URL plus 5 product page samples.
- Direct `robots.txt` and `llms.txt` checks.
- Product-page HTML/schema aggregation into ecommerce layers.
- No checkout execution.
- No private product feed import.
- No live answer-engine visibility measurement.

## Why this matters

A homepage-only audit can falsely report weak product data because Product/Offer schema usually belongs on product pages. Sampling product pages corrected that signal in this package: product/offer readiness became strong, while purchase handoff maturity remained the main unresolved commercial gap.

## Phase 12 additions

The refreshed package includes a recommended agent-access posture and deterministic buyer-agent simulation appendix. These are readiness proxies only; they do not claim live AI-agent behavior.
