Question 1

What does the oddly proof page show?

Accepted Answer

oddly runs its own stores on its own product. The proof page shows, per store, how many plays it executed, whether the realized value covered the subscription (the value-ledger multiple, shown as "paid for itself Nx"), and the four guarantees expressed as measured counts: dry-runs served, actions stamped reversible, and rollbacks accepted inside the undo window.

Question 2

Does the proof page show revenue or ad spend figures?

Accepted Answer

No. The data contract is counts and multiples only. It never publishes a store's absolute revenue or spend. The same value ledger that powers each store's private dashboard computes the realized dollars, but the public page reads only the derived ratio, never the underlying amount.

Question 3

How is the value-ledger multiple computed?

Accepted Answer

It is realized value divided by the plan price over a calendar month. Realized value is only ever what a measured result can prove against its pre-decision baseline; an unmeasurable result contributes nothing, never a guessed figure. The multiple is shown only when there is positive realized value to divide, so the page never prints a fabricated or zero multiple.

Question 4

What happens when a store has no executed plays yet?

Accepted Answer

It shows no result rather than a zero. An honest empty state is the point: the receipt reports what actually happened, and a store still being connected is labelled as such.

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