Deterministic numbers first
All money, capacity, audience and timeline figures are produced by versioned TypeScript rules. The same validated input produces the same result. The language model never creates or edits a number shown to the user.
One accepted output is the baseline
Every model starts with the useful output you want. Creative rejections are added because they consume resources. Technical failures are added only when the provider states they are billed.
Ranges stay ranges
When a provider publishes a range, RenderMeter does not invent a midpoint. Low and high values remain visible through the calculation and source record.
Plans are evaluated over time
Monthly grants, expiry, rollover, overage and annual cash commitment are separate concepts. A low monthly equivalent is not presented as a low upfront payment.
Revenue is a scenario, not a promise
Planner revenue combines feasible output, dated planning assumptions and access gates. Budget never creates reach by itself. Actual revenue can be lower or zero.
Catalog break-even
A piece can continue generating attention after publication. RenderMeter models cohorts and long-tail contribution so break-even is calculated across the accumulated catalog rather than forcing every piece to recover its full cost immediately.
Last updated: 24 July 2026.