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• JSON — product facts, known limits, and sources used
• CSV — product table for your own comparison
• Catalog health — coverage, dates, and data checks

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• Price checks and product-detail calculations
• How hands-on tests work
• Sources used
• How matching, fit, cost, and evidence work

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These files contain the same facts shown on this site. Tools and researchers can check them.

/llms.txt

Site index with the current product scope, catalog and model versions, test-method version, and links.

/llms-full.txt

Full product, source, and guide details, with its corpus date and catalog release dates.

Markdown mirrors

Open guides, machine, grinder, and setup pages as plain Markdown under /md/. Product mirrors include their checked price and catalog version. The Lab mirror includes its test-method and data-format versions plus its update date. The full list is in /llms.txt.

Catalog JSON · CSV

Product facts, warnings, evidence labels, and sources as data records.

Catalog health JSON

Catalog version, catalog checked date, report date, coverage, freshness, integrity, and data checks.

Image sitemap

Image and page URLs for image search. This file does not carry the catalog version or a page checked date. It does not list every page or social card. We include an image only when it has a clear search purpose. Listing an image and tracking its source do not grant reuse rights.

Catalog JSON and CSV carry the catalog version and checked date. Other files use their own dates or have no release metadata, as described above. We do not publish machine-only facts.

What this data can tell you

Prices are dated snapshots and may exclude tax, delivery, variant surcharges, or temporary stock changes. Unknown or conflicting fields remain empty or marked as not confirmed rather than being estimated for convenience.

What each evidence label means

Manufacturer

The product maker published the fact. Espresso Receipt checked the source and date. This is not a hands-on test.

Authorized retailer

A seller authorized by the product maker published the fact. Espresso Receipt checked the source and date. This is not a hands-on test.

Dated price check

A listed price seen at a stated source on a stated date. It is not a hands-on test or a current seller quote.

Our summary

A fit or daily-step judgment based on cited product details. It is not a hands-on measurement.

Estimated

A calculation from stated inputs and assumptions. It is not a measured result or current seller quote.

Observed physical test

A hands-on result for the exact unit under a stated method. Only a validated hands-on record can carry this label.

We could not confirm this

The available sources do not establish one reliable answer. The field stays empty or uses this label.

How ranking fields are labeled

Back-to-back drinks · Our summary

An explanation of how well the machine handles drinks made one after another. It is not a hands-on timing test.

Grinder control · Our summary

An explanation of grinder control based on the adjustment system and espresso range. It is not a taste score.

Best for · Our summary

Our explanation of who the product may suit, based on product facts and limits.

Catalog note · Our summary

Our internal note on a product's design, size, daily steps, and unknown facts. It can hold catalog-maintenance notes, so pages show the main downside field instead.

Main downside · Our summary

The downside a buyer should weigh, taken from the product's cited design, workflow, size, or price. It stays empty when we have no sourced downside to state.

Suggested citation

When you repeat a product fact, cite this release and the source record. Keep the U.S. scope, checked date, evidence label, and any warning that changes the meaning.