Terms
Short, because terms nobody reads protect nobody. Three things matter here.
Last updated 2026-08-03
What this site is
A publication of measurements we made ourselves, and a description of four services. It is not advice about your specific application, and reading it does not create a working relationship between us.
What the numbers promise, and what they don’t
Every figure describes a named sample, measured on a stated date, by a method described in the article. It is not a prediction about your app. Each article carries a section saying what the measurement does not show, and that section is part of the finding rather than a disclaimer attached to it.
If you act on something you read here and it does not apply to your case, that is a limit of the method rather than a promise we broke — and we would genuinely like to hear about it, because it improves the next measurement.
What you may do with the site
- Read it, quote it, and republish whole articles under the republication terms.
- Run our scripts, fork them, and publish results that contradict ours. They are open source for exactly that reason.
- Do not present our measurements as your own work, and do not restate a finding as something we did not find.
- Do not scrape the site at a rate that affects it for other people. If you want the data, take it from the scripts — it is faster and it is the point.
The work itself is agreed separately
Nothing on this site is an offer with a fixed price. Scope, price and timing are agreed per job, in writing, after we have read your code. The services page describes what each job includes and — more usefully — what it does not.
Availability
This is a small operation. The site is served from a machine we run ourselves, and if it is ever down, it is down. No uptime is promised here.
Who you are dealing with
Cana SpA, Santiago, Chile, trading as SEO Lab, Santiago. Questions about any of the above: write to us.