The agent assembled a functional overview of Mallebox's service, target users, and contractual terms by fetching the homepage and terms of sale, but could not verify prices (the site publishes none) or compare competitors (search returned no rival pricing). The site is poorly agent-ready for price discovery.

• ›The homepage contains no euro amounts, price figures, or fee structures — only statements like 'sans engagement à partir du 4e mois.' The agent had to infer from the terms of sale (step [3]) that prices exist but are 'set on the website at the time of order,' a circular reference that adds no data.
• ›A web search snippet (step [4]) quoted monthly prices (€2.50–€6.95) and a Pro rate (€32.50/m²), but the agent could not confirm these on the actual site pages it fetched, leaving them unverified and uncited in the final answer.
• ›The terms of sale (step [3]) provided the only concrete cost details: per-item insurance caps (€75–€250), a €150 container return fee, and penalties for late payment. These came from a legal document, not marketing material.
• ›The agent discovered resources via direct URL entry (steps [0], [2], [6]) and a web search (step [4]), but the site itself offers no clear navigation to pricing or terms — the 'Tarifs' anchor exists but returns no numeric content.
• ›The agent correctly identified multiple friction points (location mismatch, unclear commitment terms, unverified testimonials, multiple domains) as gaps that prevent confident recommendation without human follow-up.