The agent successfully assembled a comprehensive explanation of Mercoa's business model, target market, and positioning by combining content from the homepage, two solution pages, and a Y Combinator launch post. However, the site itself does not publish pricing details in a fetchable form—the agent had to infer a revenue-sharing model from the YC post and prior knowledge. Critically, the agent discovered evidence that Mercoa appears to be discontinued as of May 2026, a finding that materially changes the utility of the information but was not surfaced by the website itself.

• ›The homepage [1] and solution pages [18, 24] contained product positioning (embedded B2B payments API, BillPay, invoicing, AP features) but no pricing breakdown or business model details; the agent had to source those from [28] the Y Combinator launch post.
• ›Pricing information was not published on mercoa.com—no dedicated pricing page exists (404 in step [2])—forcing reliance on external sources (YC post) and prior knowledge to reconstruct the revenue-sharing model and fee ranges.
• ›The website shows no discontinuation notice or farewell message despite evidence from external sources (OpenBankingTracker review mentions 'May 2026' status) that the platform is no longer active; the agent had to piece this together from web search results, not from the site itself.
• ›The site's information architecture is sparse: common navigation pages (/pricing, /product, /features, /docs, /about, /contact) all 404; docs.mercoa.com exists but is inaccessible; only the blog and solution pages load reliably, making the site difficult for agents to navigate unaided.