The agent assembled a reasonably complete picture of Wedy by working around site access blocks: the main wedy.com.br domain was protected by Vercel security challenges, forcing reliance on web search results and the help center (ajuda.wedy.com). The agent successfully explained what Wedy does (Brazilian wedding/event platform for couples and professionals), who it's for, basic pricing structure (free + premium tiers with transaction fees), and key differentiators (Brazil-native, freemium model, dual audience, WhatsApp integration). However, exact pricing for premium and Pro tiers remained opaque, and the agent had to flag several pages as unreachable, limiting verification of feature depth.

• ›Step [10] (help article) was the primary content source, providing clear explanation of what Wedy is, core use cases (RSVP, gift contributions, event details), and user scale (600K+ events, 7M+ users). This was the only successfully fetched page that contained substantial product definition.
• ›Steps [7], [8], [18], [19] were web searches that surfaced the help center and alternative pricing pages; search result snippets themselves contained some pricing info (free with 5.99% fee, premium with 4.95% fee), but the agent could not fetch the actual pricing pages (casamento.wedy.com/planos returned 429, pricing pages behind security). The agent had to infer and cite pricing from search results rather than primary sources.
• ›Step [21] search returned Wedy Pro AI marketing links but no fetched content; the agent cited Wedy Pro positioning from search results without accessing primary Pro documentation, leaving Pro pricing and feature details unconfirmed.
• ›The main wedy.com.br domain was hostile to agent access (steps [3], [4], [5] all hit 429/403 Vercel security blocks), forcing the agent into a web-search-dependent discovery pattern rather than site-native navigation.
• ›The agent was transparent about confusion points (pricing opacity, lack of direct competitor comparisons, unclear international scope), indicating awareness of what could not be verified—a sign of honest assessment despite access constraints.
• ›The help center domain (ajuda.wedy.com) was accessible, but the specific article on pricing (step [16], article 3249713) returned 404, suggesting URL drift or access restrictions on certain help pages.