Agent successfully gathered comprehensive information about amianto.info by fetching the homepage, pricing, about, and how-it-works pages. The site is well-structured for discovery, with pricing explicitly published and service positioning clearly stated; however, the agent had to type several URLs from memory rather than discovering them through site navigation, suggesting navigation surface could be more discoverable.

• ›Pricing page was explicitly linked in footer but not surfaced during initial homepage fetch; agent discovered it by following a footer link from the /en page, demonstrating the site publishes pricing but buries it slightly.
• ›Agent typed /about and /how-it-works URLs from memory rather than finding them via site navigation, suggesting the main navigation doesn't prominently link these pages—reducing discoverability for both humans and agents.
• ›All core facts (services, pricing tiers, target users, founding year, mission, verification claims) came directly from fetched site content with no reliance on model inference, indicating the site publishes this information in readable form.
• ›The agent identified legitimate gaps in site content (verification process details, explicit statement of client pricing as free) that were not addressed in any fetched page—these are genuine information voids, not agent failure.
• ›Site launched in 2025, making it very new; agent could verify this from the /about page, establishing the recency claim as grounded rather than assumed.