The agent could not directly access wazup.pt due to 403 blocking, but retrieved detailed information about the parent wazup.com service from two fetched pages, delivering a partial answer about WazUP's core offering (private airport transfers, pricing model, flight tracking) while explicitly flagging the inability to confirm Portugal-specific features or pricing details.

• ›wazup.pt returned HTTP 403 Forbidden on both root and www variants, blocking direct access; the agent pivoted to wazup.com as a functional proxy but could not verify whether wazup.pt differs in scope, pricing, or local features.
• ›The two fetched pages (wazup.com homepage and FAQ) were content-bearing and directly cited as sources, supplying all substantive claims about service type, pricing models (fixed vs. hourly), flight tracking, wait time policies, and geographic coverage.
• ›The site does not publish transparent pricing or sample quotes on its homepage or FAQ—users must enter specific route details to receive quotes, making comparative pricing analysis impossible without interaction.
• ›The agent's final section ('What I Couldn't Find') was generated from model memory, not from failed or truncated fetches, since wazup.com pages were successfully retrieved but did not address Portugal-specific details, competitor positioning, or regional feature differences.
• ›The site surfaced its FAQ page via search results (step [5]), not via in-page navigation or sitemap, suggesting documentation is not obviously discoverable from the homepage.