The agent assembled a reasonably complete understanding of Wild Digital's positioning, services, and philosophy from the site, but encountered a critical information gap: the pricing page returns 404, forcing reliance on external search results (€10,000 starting point) rather than official pricing documentation. The site is well-structured for discovery but deliberately opaque on cost.

• ›The /pricing endpoint doesn't exist (404), forcing the agent to search externally for cost information—a major friction point for evaluation-stage visitors and an intentional barrier to price transparency, consistent with their consultative sales model.
• ›Core positioning and philosophy are clearly articulated across the homepage, /about, and /services pages, making the 'what they do' and 'who they are for' questions answerable from on-site content alone.
• ›Portfolio/case studies are present but sparse on ROI metrics—only one client (Leadinfo) provided concrete business outcomes (198% traffic increase), limiting the agent's ability to assess effectiveness from the site.
• ›The agent successfully filled gaps by proactively searching externally when on-site resources failed, discovering Sortlist reviews (4.87/5 rating, 14 reviews) and team size (6 people) not published on the domain itself.
• ›The site surfaces three integrated service areas but offers no pricing tiers, package definitions, or typical project scopes—all client interactions require contact/consultation, making it impossible to self-serve cost estimation.