On a filtered_out row, the filter the account did not pass, named by its Input form title, with the value you set and the account's own value — for example: Did not pass "Follower Count Range: Min" (100,000) — this account has 12,400 followers. On a not_analyzed row, the reason in plain words — why a post link you pasted could not be read (it was never a post link, so nothing was looked up; the post is deleted or inside a private account; a temporary error; or it sat past the per-run link ceiling), or how many more accounts a post still had when the free plan stopped the search. "N/A" on every analyzed row. On a run that returned no results at all, one such row carries the full explanation of why — the same words as the USER_MESSAGE record, so an API or MCP caller receives it too. On a paid-plan run whose filters kept fewer than 1 in 5 of the 20 or more profiles it analyzed, the last row carries the kept share with both numbers, the filters that rejected the rest (by their names on the Input form) and how to get more rows. Once a paid-plan run has analyzed 100 or more profiles with fewer than 1 in 10 kept, an early such row within the first 20 rows gives the numbers so far, the filters rejecting most so far and how to get more rows, and points to the last row for the final count — the explanation above or, if the kept share recovered, the final numbers.
