# v0.2.0 — the entry level becomes a licence at £10, and every level says when it arrives

Two reviewers, one human and one invented, independently said £5 read as a commodity price for something sophisticated. The answer ruled on 16 September is not a larger number for the same thing. The entry level goes to £10 and what it sells changes: the same files stay published free under CC BY, which obliges anybody using them to attribute, and what the buyer gets is a commercial licence to them over the same material — client work, inside a product, a document that goes to a regulator, without our name travelling with it. It is grantable because the copyright in the pack is ours, which is now also a constraint on what may go into a pack. The wording is not drafted, and the ledger says so rather than the page implying otherwise.

The price has now moved three times and all three are on the page: £10 on 10 September because the fixed card fee is about four per cent of a fiver, £5 on 15 September by ruling with the arithmetic unchanged, £10 again today because of what the level carries rather than what it costs to take the money. A price that moves quietly is a price nobody can argue with.

Every level says when it arrives. £10 immediately, £50 in one to two days, £500 in one to three days and £1,500 in one to five — and at the two upper levels the clock starts at the buyer's reply, not at their payment, because until they send the details there is nothing to work on. That distinction is the whole honesty of the number, so it is a field of its own rather than a clause somebody might drop, and it is frozen in the gate beside the prices. The constraint is named as one person's calendar rather than borrowed from a shop that holds stock, which would have been the only false sentence on the page.

This closes a finding that cost a sale: a founder persona with six weeks to a term sheet walked the store, found no date anywhere on it, and named the missing date as the reason they left without buying. The claim that answered it said the time had never been measured so there was nothing to quote. There is now an estimate, and an estimate labelled as one is an answer.

check_delivery_estimates freezes both halves and fails the release if a level page stops printing its own date. Two deliberate breaks were run against it.

- Released: 2026-09-16
- Built from commit: `60993ad04dde8917fc45277a4314412ad87af918`
- Reconstructed: no

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