The agent gathered a clear but incomplete picture of Poli's core offering (UK job board for visa-sponsored roles) and audience, but could not determine pricing because the site does not expose it in accessible form. The site is moderately navigable for discovery but deliberately opaque on commercials.

• ›Pricing is completely absent from all reachable pages: the homepage, logged-in app, and legal terms describe subscriptions and payment processing but never quote a price or plan tier. The /pricing URL returns 404, suggesting either it was never built or is behind auth.
• ›The legal page reveals subscription and cancellation mechanics (non-refundable fees, Stripe processing, free tier exists but undefined) that would normally live on a pricing page, forcing the agent to assemble billing facts from ToS rather than product pages.
• ›The site explicitly targets job seekers only—employer-side features, pricing, and use cases are entirely absent. No information on how sponsorship status is verified or updated, which is central to the value proposition.
• ›The /pricing 404 was discoverable via a link from the homepage [step 0], but the agent had to type the URL from memory; the site never explicitly surfaced a pricing link in its navigation or as a button in the fetched content.
• ›User testimonials compare Poli favorably to LinkedIn and StudentCircus but provide no data or methodology; the agent correctly flagged these as anecdotes rather than verified differentiators.