The agent gathered Summer Engine's positioning, pricing, and audience from the official site and docs, but could not access the target preview deployment (login-gated). The site published pricing and plan details in a machine-readable form, though with internal conflicts (Basic plan omitted from pricing page, yearly discounts not shown numerically) and third-party confusion that required cross-referencing.

• ›The target domain (public-summer-engine-mxpaeku1o-summerengine.vercel.app) is behind a Vercel SSO login wall with no fallback; the agent pivoted to the canonical summerengine.com, which it did not verify is the same product.
• ›Official pricing page and docs disagree on plan lineup: pricing page lists Free, Pro, Pro+, Ultra; docs add a $5/mo Basic plan 'not shown on the public pricing page.' This is a material conflict requiring reconciliation.
• ›Yearly billing discount (20%) is documented in the docs but the pricing page toggle shows no actual yearly prices, forcing users to compute or estimate savings.
• ›Asset generation costs ($0.75 per 3D model, $0.07 per 1K image) came only from a third-party sourced Claude Code guide, not from official pricing docs—a gap in transparency for total cost of ownership.
• ›Refund and cancellation terms are incomplete: non-refundable used credits and 14-day withdrawal window for unused purchases are stated, but no explicit cancellation policy was published on the pricing page.