AI Content Value & Defensibility Strategy Workbench

Market Price Decay & Clearing Equilibrium (12-Month Horizon) EQUILIBRIUM: STABLE MOAT

Terminal Clearing Price

$95.00

per delivered asset

Margin Decay Rate

0.0%

from initial valuation

Trust Discount Index

0.98

1.0 = zero friction

Marginal Floor Cost

$18.50

4.5h human touch

Equilibrium Market Price ($)

Buyer Willingness-To-Pay

Marginal Cost Floor

Trust Discounted Value

Comparative Defensibility Audit Matrix

Workflow Tier	Terminal Price	Marginal Cost	12-Mo Margin Decay	Primary Resilience Driver

How the saved content-price model decays

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The saved proprietary preset assumes ninety eight percent verification and ninety five percent proprietary data. The source weights those inputs by point four five and point five five. Their contributions are point four four one and point five two two five, producing a defensibility coefficient of point nine six three five. The bars share six pixels per percentage point. These are entered assumptions; the page does not measure customer willingness to pay or verify a proprietary dataset. For raw generation, five percent verification and ten percent proprietary data give point zero seven seven five defensibility. At one hundred times supply and point eight trust sensitivity, the source logarithmic decay rate is about one point three eight six. The proprietary preset, at supply one and the stronger coefficient, gives about point zero three six two. These choices control decay by construction; they are not fitted economic elasticities. The illustration compares coefficients on the same scale, while the logarithm explains how the supply input enters. The source combines competitive pressure with a verification discount and a positive marginal cost floor. With the saved representative inputs, the proprietary tier moves from ninety five dollars to eighty six point two one at month six and seventy nine point one one at month twelve. Raw generation starts at fifteen dollars and displays nine cents at month six. Its positive internal month twelve value, about half a cent, rounds to zero dollars at two decimal places. A displayed zero is rounding, not a zero production cost. Both curves use the same four pixels per dollar and twelve month horizon.