The agent fetched the homepage, About, and provider pages and assembled a thorough, candid explanation of Leya, flagging gaps such as missing provider vetting, fee terms, and pricing for many services. The site was readable and mostly navigable, but key business details (fees, vetting, refunds) were absent or only implied.

• ›Homepage exposed the service catalog and concrete prices for several offerings, letting the agent answer the pricing question directly.
• ›About and provider pages were needed to explain the platform identity and provider model; the About page contradicts the homepage's 'legal marketplace' framing by saying it is 'not a law firm'.
• ›Core operational terms (provider commission, membership cost, refund/cancellation, vetting criteria) are absent from fetched pages, so the agent could only report them as unclear.
• ›Several navigation elements are broken or misleading (Start Now/Create a Will buttons to generic app homepage, duplicate links, a 'Book a Demo' with no URL), reducing navigability.
• ›No pricing page, FAQ, or docs exist, so the site is weakly agent-ready for evaluative questions and the agent relied on marketing copy.