Agent successfully fetched and interpreted the official SanityFree website to answer all core questions about the company's services, target market, pricing approach, and differentiation. The site was navigable but deliberately opaque on pricing; the agent correctly identified gaps and flagged them rather than fabricating details.

• ›Step [1] (direct homepage fetch) timed out; agent immediately pivoted to web search, which surfaced the correct URL in results. Only step [5] (www.sanityfree.cleaning) succeeded and contained all substantive answers used in the final response.
• ›The official site published clear positioning (B2B, commercial focus, 100+ clients, 100,000+ m²), service names (general and deep cleaning), and competitive differentiators (tech, sustainability, certifications). All of this came from one successful fetch.
• ›Pricing was genuinely absent from the site — the agent correctly reported 'not disclosed' rather than guessing or padding with competitor data. This honest gap-flagging is task-appropriate for 'understand the company' work.
• ›Steps [3], [7], [9] (search and external competitor research) did not contribute content to the final answer; the agent correctly relied only on the official source and cited it, avoiding conflation of SanityFree with unrelated cleaning services.
• ›The agent noted Spanish-only language and vague product claims ('0% chemicals') as confusion points, drawing on the actual site content and reasonable inference, not speculation.