The agent successfully gathered a comprehensive overview of Dafolle's positioning, target market, and core differentiators from published site content and a blog article. However, the site deliberately obscures pricing tiers and specific service inclusions, forcing reliance on search snippets for the €4K–€8K price range; key operational details (project limits, team composition, tier-specific capabilities) remain undisclosed and could not be retrieved.

• ›Site homepage and /a-propos page provided clear positioning and team philosophy but published no pricing tiers or service breakdowns—only messaging ('no quotes, no stress') directing users to book a call.
• ›Two navigation links from the homepage (/pricing, /realisations) returned 404 errors, suggesting incomplete site structure or dynamic routing that failed gracefully.
• ›Pricing information came entirely from search results and an external blog post (dafolle.io/en/ressources/...), not from a dedicated pricing page; the agent had to infer the €4K–€8K range from fragmentary external sources rather than canonical site documentation.
• ›The site's intentional pricing opacity (all inquiries routed to sales calls) is a deliberate business strategy, not a navigation failure—this reduced agent findability but was consistent across all site touchpoints.
• ›Service specificity and tier mapping remain ambiguous: the agent identified services offered but could not determine if all are available at all price points or if certain features (e.g., motion graphics, AI services) are tier-locked.