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Every page on yupoo.rest, grouped by what it is for

72 published pages, listed in the order the registry keeps them: entry points first, then supplier profiles, catalogue categories, guides, comparisons, tools, the data table, the Spanish guide and the policy set. Two other versions exist for machines: /sitemap.xml is the machine-readable XML feed search engines fetch, and /llms.txt is the plain-text, LLM-readable index of the same content.

1Home
6Indexes
19Seller
16Catalogue
14Guides
3Comparisons
4Tools
1Data
1Español
7Editorial

How the site is organised

There are four kinds of page here, and knowing which one you want saves a search. Index pages (/sellers/, /catalog/, /guides/, /tools/) hold the filtered lists. Entity pages are the things those lists point at: one profile per storefront, one page per category, one comparison per pair of sellers. Reference pages are the guides, the tools and the data table, where the method and the numbers live. Policy pages explain who wrote any of it.

Path patterns are stable and deliberately boring. A seller lives at /sellers/<slug>/ and keeps that address when the store moves host, changes tier or goes delisted, because a bookmark that breaks on a supplier’s bad week is worse than a page with stale information on it. Categories mirror the same rule at /catalog/<slug>/. Trailing slashes are part of the canonical URL; a link without one resolves to the same place.

The frequency printed beside each entry comes from the same registry that generates the XML sitemap, the llms.txt file and the IndexNow ping, so it is what a crawler is told rather than a note to humans. In practice: seller, category and data pages are rebuilt weekly, guides and comparisons monthly, policy pages when something actually changes.

If you are looking for one specific thing, the fastest route is the search box on the home page, which covers profiles, categories, guides, batch codes and product rows in one pass. If you are looking for a number, go to the data table and deep-link the host.

The full list

Paths are stable: they keep the trailing slash and a profile is not renamed when a store changes hands or changes host. Frequencies below come from the page registry, which also feeds the XML sitemap, the llms.txt file and the IndexNow ping, so what you see here is what the crawler is told.

Home · 1

The entry point: keyword targets, live counts and the search box most visitors use first.

Indexes and hub pages · 6

Four filtered lists. If you are looking for a supplier, a category, a guide or the raw table, start here rather than at a single profile.

Seller profiles · 19

One page per storefront we fetched, including the delisted ones. Path pattern is /sellers/<slug>/ and it never changes between audits.

Catalogue categories · 16

Buying checks and product rows by category, each with the sellers that carry it and the codes worth quoting in chat.

Guides · 14

Reference articles on how the album market works: batch codes, QC photos, sizing, agent fees, shipping, dead-link recovery.

Comparisons · 3

Head-to-head reads between two storefronts that buyers weigh against each other.

Tools · 4

Small client-side utilities: album link checker, batch-code lookup, contact card builder, and their index.

Data · 1

The measurement table behind every claim on this site, sortable and deep-linkable by host.

Español · 1

The Spanish-language supplier guide, kept as its own path so it can rank on its own terms.

Editorial and policy · 7

Who runs the index, how it is measured, how corrections work, and the disclosures that make the rest of it honest.

What is not in this list

The 404 page is built but deliberately excluded from the registry, from the XML sitemap and from llms.txt, because indexing an error template is a defect rather than a feature. Asset files, the RSS-free build artefacts and the raw evidence JSON live outside the page set entirely: the evidence behind the profiles is described on the methodology page and summarised in the data table rather than published as browsable pages.

If a page you expected is missing from this list, it has either been merged into another page or the subject stopped resolving. Both outcomes are recorded, and the correction policy says how to tell us when you find one.

Seller index

Filter 19 profiles by tier, category or status.
Data table

The measured columns behind the profiles, sortable by any of them.
FAQ

Fourteen questions with answers tied to the audit, filterable.