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The search reads every member name, not just the registry name, so a person’s name finds the LLCs they buy through.
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string
How confident to be: exact, tokens (every word, any order), contains, or trigram. The last one is fuzzy. The API shows it only when the better methods matched fewer than 10 names, and then sets similarity.
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string | null
The deed name that matched, which is often not the display name. When it is a person’s name, this host does not serve it: you get it null with contact_redacted: true. You can still open the profile by id.
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null
Always null here. This is a ranked lookup, not a list: at most 50 hits, limit defaults to 10.
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boolean
True when more names matched than limit allowed, and the API cut the page there. A page of exactly limit hits with capped: false is the whole set. When it is true, narrow with market= or a longer query.
Use it to map a name you already have to an id, then open the profile. Store the id, not the name. After a data refresh, a merged id still answers, as 200 with meta.resolved_from naming the old id. A retired one answers 410 gone, which sends you back to this search. After a data refresh has both rows.