A run that brings back no accounts now tells you what to do about it — and counts the mistake it never showed. A run that delivered nothing used to name only the count and a reason code — "Delivered 0 accounts of 1 asked for. Not delivered: 1 not found" — and stop there, with no next step, because the run had ended cleanly and only a run stopped by a limit ever said anything further. Each reason now carries its own plain sentence: a handle Instagram has nothing at tells you to open it in a browser and says a re-run answers the same, a temporary read says to start the run again and that it says nothing about the accounts themselves, a value Instagram refused outright says to check it against the account and send the handle or the whole profile link rather than a fragment, and an answer this actor could not map says it is ours rather than yours and asks you to open an issue. And a value this actor could not read is now counted on that line at all: it was named on its own uncharged row but was missing from the run page's summary entirely, so a run whose handles were all unreadable said "Delivered 0 accounts of 1 asked for." and nothing else. It now names the count and tells you which field to put accounts into and what one looks like. The monthly collection allowance is said once rather than in two places, a run that did deliver accounts is unchanged and says nothing extra, and nothing about what is collected or charged changed.
What a run costs, and which fields actually go stale, are now on the first screen. You had to scroll past the whole column table to find that a profile is $3.00 per 1,000 on Gold and above ($6.00 per 1,000 on the Apify free plan) and that the about-account panel is a flat $0.003 more, only when you ask for it. The re-run advice was further down still: follower, following and post counts move every day on an active account, while the bio, links and contact block change only when the account holder edits them, often not for months — so weekly or monthly is what most buyers want, because it is the counts that go stale, not the contact fields. Both now sit in the opening block beside the actor id and the input. No price, no input field, no output column and no charged event changed.
