Agent fully answered the task by fetching the homepage and pricing page, assembling a clear explanation of Delegate's service, pricing, audience, and differentiators. The site exposed its core value proposition and pricing model directly, but left gaps on payment methods, data governance, and company background that the agent identified but could not resolve from the two fetched pages.

• ›Both content-bearing fetches came from direct navigation (homepage typed from memory, pricing followed from homepage link), not from search or external discovery. The site's own navigation and landing page were sufficient to answer the core task without web search.
• ›Pricing page explicitly stated 'Delegate's fee is zero' and refund mechanics (funds held until verified delivery), directly resolving homepage ambiguity. This shows the site segregates summary claims (homepage) from detailed policy (dedicated pricing page).
• ›The agent accurately cited specific per-job examples ($0.05 email, $0.28/record enrichment, $0.50 report) from the homepage snippet, and sample budget ranges ($0.03–$13.00), making the pricing concrete rather than abstract.
• ›Agent explicitly noted missing information (payment methods, data sourcing, company background, service levels) and distinguished what it could and could not verify from the two pages fetched, avoiding unsupported claims.
• ›The site offers no competitor names or head-to-head comparisons; the agent correctly reported this gap and the one comparison actually present (direct-to-vendor), rather than inferring competitive positioning from model memory.