The agent could not access trustifi.com directly due to Cloudflare blocking (steps [1–3] all returned 403), so it assembled a comprehensive understanding entirely through web search results and third-party review sites. The final response is detailed and well-sourced, covering what Trustifi does, who it's for, pricing tiers, and competitive differentiators—but all information is secondhand. The site itself is not agent-navigable in its current state; the agent succeeded by working around the barrier entirely.

• ›Steps [5–11] were all web search queries that returned curated link results (no direct page content was fetched). The agent cited 22 URLs in its sources—all discovered through search results, not by traversing the site itself.
• ›The homepage and key subpages (/pricing, /features) all returned Cloudflare challenge pages (403), making direct information retrieval impossible. The agent had to infer Trustifi's positioning from competitor comparisons, review aggregators (Gartner, Capterra, G2, TrustRadius), and third-party pricing guides rather than official documentation.
• ›Pricing information was particularly thin: the agent reported a range ($3–$8.33/user/month) but acknowledged 'no public pricing page' exists and quotes must be requested. This was assembled from fragmentary references across GetApp, TrustRadius, and SelectHub pricing comparison pages, not from trustifi.com itself.
• ›The agent's statement 'I couldn't access trustifi.com directly due to Cloudflare protection' signals poor agent-readiness—the site is protected in a way that blocks automated crawling, forcing reliance on cached or indexed third-party summaries.
• ›Feature and differentiation details (unified inbound/outbound protection, 1-click compliance, email recall) were inferred from industry comparison articles and review sites rather than official feature documentation or a site-based tour.