The agent could not access mysplity.com directly (HTTP 403 on all attempts) and assembled a partial answer from web-search snippets and athlete profile URLs visible in search results. The site itself proved inaccessible, forcing reliance on cached search metadata and making confirmation of pricing and feature details impossible.

• ›The site's homepage and pricing URL both returned 403 Forbidden, blocking direct access to the primary content sources needed to answer the task completely.
• ›Web search [3] returned only a single one-sentence snippet from the Splity homepage ('Tes résultats de course, trail et triathlon') and athlete profile URLs; the search results did not include the FAQ answer to 'C'est gratuit?' that the agent noted was present but truncated.
• ›Step [5]'s pricing-specific search ('Splity course résultats tarif abonnement premium') returned only athlete profile pages and the homepage link again—no pricing, subscription, or payment information appeared in any search result.
• ›The agent correctly identified that unrelated products named 'Splity' (expense splitter, bill-split bot) pollute search results for the domain, but could not distinguish them from the target site during the run.
• ›The agent's final answer on pricing ('Unknown... may be free, but I could not confirm') is grounded in absence: a search snippet mentioned a FAQ question asking 'C'est gratuit?' but the answer was not surfaced in any fetched or search result, forcing the agent to leave the claim unresolved.