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For AI agents

If you are reading this as a program, the addresses below serve the marketplace structure as plain text. If you are a person whose agent compiled a shortlist, this explains where the data came from and what is deliberately missing from it.

Machine-readable files

/llms.txt — a short overview: what the marketplace is, which sections exist, the product types and how a deal works.
/llms-full.txt — the full list: every service with the product types possible for it and the page addresses.
/sitemap.xml — the sitemap, built from the database: disabled services never appear in it.
Product pages carry schema.org markup (Product, AggregateOffer, BreadcrumbList, FAQPage) — strictly matching what a human sees on the same page.

What machine files never contain

No prices, no stock counts, no individual seller offers. On this marketplace a price is a public offer made by a named person: they set it, change it at will and are answerable for it. A price an agent copied yesterday is a promise nobody made. Prices and availability exist only on the pages themselves, refreshed the moment a page is opened.

Free services are absent from the catalog as well: this is a trading venue, and there is nothing to sell where access is handed out at no cost.

Address layout

/service/{сервис} — every offer for a service at once, all product types mixed.
/{вид}/{сервис} — a single product type.
/category/{раздел} — a catalog section.
/offer/{номер}-{хвост} — a specific seller’s offer. The number identifies it; a short or outdated address permanently redirects to the current one. A withdrawn offer stays as a page with live alternatives and is closed to indexing.
/sellers/{ник} — a seller’s storefront: their live offers, both rating scores, deal count and reviews of deals with them.
English pages take the /en prefix, Russian pages take none. Both languages are complete — nothing is half-translated.

Product types and commission

/subscriptions/ — Subscriptions. Marketplace commission 8%.
/accounts-with-subscription/ — Accounts with a subscription. Marketplace commission 8%.
/accounts/ — Accounts. Marketplace commission 10%.
/tokens/ — Tokens & top-ups. Marketplace commission 3%.

Catalog sections

How a deal works

A buyer picks an offer, the seller confirms it BEFORE any payment, and the platform holds the money. Credentials are handed over through a vault link that expires. The buyer has 72 hours from delivery to open a dispute; a seller who stays silent in a dispute loses it by default. Dealing around the marketplace voids the guarantee for both sides.

There is no purchase API yet — buying happens on the site behind a login. Whether one appears is not decided in this file; watch the channel.

A request to crawlers

Personal sections, order pages and internal routes are closed in robots.txt — they require a login anyway, so crawling them is wasted. Take the catalog structure from the machine files: they are built from the database and need no HTML parsing.

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