The agent successfully gathered the core information about StableDomains.net from its homepage and pricing page, producing a complete explanation of what the service does, who it serves, and how it's priced. The site surfaced most key details directly, though pricing structures (renewal costs, API call fees, stablecoin/card surcharges) were scattered or incomplete across pages.

• ›The homepage and pricing page disagreed on the existence of a Namecheap/Porkbun comparison page—the homepage claimed one exists, the pricing page implied it doesn't. The agent correctly flagged this inconsistency rather than guessing.
• ›Renewal pricing was buried on the pricing page and not highlighted on the homepage; the agent had to cross-reference to discover the dramatic renewal increases (.xyz $4.99 → $30.99, .com $16.99 → $20.99, etc.) and correctly emphasized this gap in the summary.
• ›The site publishes a pricing table with clear per-TLD costs but omits card and stablecoin fee schedules, API per-call costs, and renewal minimums from the pricing page itself—the agent documented what was missing rather than inventing it.
• ›The .ai domain's 2-year minimum registration requirement was stated on the pricing page but not on the homepage; the agent caught this detail through cross-page review.
• ›The agent did not fetch the docs, OpenAPI spec, comparison page, or x402 endpoint—all explicitly available as links on the homepage—and transparently noted this scope limitation in the confusing/missing section rather than claiming to understand those features.