The agent successfully identified SciSol's core offering (M6M dissertation coaching) and target market, but could not find pricing information because the site does not expose it publicly. The homepage provided the main value proposition and positioning, but critical commercial details remain inaccessible on the published site.

• ›Steps [1], [3], and [4] all fetched the same homepage URL (/) but returned different summaries, suggesting the LLM was extracting different content layers from the same page rather than discovering new URLs. The site structure did not surface dedicated subpages for pricing or detailed program information.
• ›The agent attempted logical URL guesses (/pricing in [2] and /m6m in [5]) that both returned 404, indicating either a mismatch between site structure and conventional navigation patterns, or that the site uses non-standard routing or requires direct contact.
• ›Pricing is completely absent from the accessible site content—a significant gap for a commercial service. The agent correctly flagged this as a friction point and noted it would require direct contact with the company.
• ›The homepage content is coherent and marketing-focused but lacks comparative positioning against other dissertation coaching services, making it impossible for the agent to evaluate true differentiation claims without external research.
• ›The web search in [6] yielded no pricing data and mostly returned results for unrelated coaching programs, confirming that pricing information is not indexed or public—a structural issue with the site's discoverability for commercial due diligence.