The agent assembled a coherent overview of Storebælt's purpose, pricing, and market position by combining limited site content with external third-party toll guides. The official site itself failed to expose transparent pricing on accessible pages, forcing reliance on external sources for the core answer to 'how it's priced.'

• ›The homepage and /priser-rabatter page on storebaelt.dk mentioned pricing categories and discounts but did not publish actual toll amounts—the agent could not fetch the values from the official site.
• ›The agent discovered pricing facts exclusively through web search results pointing to third-party aggregator sites (tollguru.com, vignetcheck.com, travelinformation.eu), not from storebaelt.dk itself.
• ›Three attempted navigation paths (/om-storebalt, /erhverv, /kundetyper) returned 404 errors, leaving gaps in business-customer and structural information that the agent had to work around.
• ›The site's price calculator tool is mentioned but not interactive via fetch—users must visit the site directly to use it, making transparent pricing unavailable to automated agents.
• ›The agent successfully inferred customer segments and discount eligibility from discount program descriptions on the official site, demonstrating partial content availability despite pricing omission.