Agent successfully retrieved and synthesized core information about Gravity's services, Orbit product, and pricing model by fetching the homepage and Orbit page directly. The site publishes substantive detail on both offerings, though pricing transparency is inconsistent (agency rates hidden entirely; Orbit pricing published in narrative form) and certification claims lack formal evidence.

• ›Homepage and Orbit page are content-rich and directly answer the task questions; agent needed only two fetches to cover the full scope. No routing or search discovery was required — both URLs were either typed from memory or followed from the homepage.
• ›Agency pricing is deliberately opaque (contact required); Orbit pricing is published in text form on the dedicated product page (€1,000/month base + €15,000 onboarding + token usage). The two-tier pricing model (agency work vs. product) is made explicit.
• ›Orbit's 'certified' claim is unsupported by named certifying body or certificate number; the page conflates certification with 'built to principles of ISO 27001, NEN 7510, GDPR, EU AI Act.' Agent correctly flagged this as a clarity gap rather than fabricating legitimacy.
• ›Differentiation claims are site-provided (blended teams, end-to-end support, multi-model governance, self-hosting) and agent compared them explicitly to named competitors (Copilot, Purview, Netskope), using site-supplied framing.
• ›Agent acknowledged access limitations (did not fetch cases, about, or news pages) and noted lack of developer documentation, API reference, or technical integration details — a significant gap for IT-facing product evaluation.