Search tools re-read your archive every time you ask. This reads the sources once, writes down what they say, and keeps that writing current. Every price below is the whole price. No seats, no per-user math, and no sales call needed for the first two.
This is checked mechanically, on every page, on every rebuild. It is also why a job can refuse to finish: if a source cannot be read, the pipeline stops and says exactly which source defeated it. A confident wrong answer is worth less than an honest gap, and the build is not allowed to confuse the two.
Sources pulled from official portals, hashed, and recorded in a manifest. Never edited after fetch.
The corpus is written down once: instruments, obligations, entities, comparisons. Interlinked plain markdown.
Lint, fix, re-lint, until the pass comes back clean or the cap is hit. No silent oddities carried forward.
Mechanical pass/fail: zero dead links, zero uncited claims, every citation resolving. Fail means human review, not delivery.
A git repository you own and a hosted copy. Then the maintenance loop keeps it true.