The agent gathered substantive information on what Templi does, who it serves, and its differentiators from the homepage, but pricing remains unavailable—neither published on the site nor surfaced by web search—forcing the agent to explicitly mark this gap in the final answer.

• ›The homepage (step [1]) was the sole directly-fetched resource from templi.ai that yielded content; it provided clear product descriptions, integrations, and differentiators without requiring navigation to subpages.
• ›Attempts to reach /pricing, /features, and /contact all returned 404 errors, indicating the site's navigation structure does not expose these resources, forcing reliance on the homepage alone.
• ›Web search (step [7]) corroborated and enriched the homepage claims (product names, recent features, design philosophy) via third-party coverage (IFA Magazine, Professional Paraplanner, Adviser Software), but contributed no new facts about pricing or direct competitors.
• ›The agent correctly identified that pricing information does not exist in published form and explicitly called this out as a limitation, avoiding speculation or false confidence.
• ›Site navigation was minimal and broken: the agent had to guess /pricing and /features URLs (not surfaced by links or site structure) and was unable to locate a contact method other than CTAs mentioned in the homepage content.