The agent assembled a partial but substantive picture of Der Webheld's service, pricing, and positioning from the sitemap and two content pages, but could not load the homepage and encountered gaps in contract, payment, and ongoing-cost terms that the site either does not disclose or reserves for separate communication.

• ›The homepage returned HTTP 503 on both attempts; the agent worked around this by using the published sitemap (robots.txt → sitemap.xml) to reach the pricing and about pages directly, avoiding complete information loss.
• ›Pricing and service scope were well-documented on /preise and /ueber-webheld; the agent extracted concrete figures (790 € net, up to six sections, PageSpeed 95+, GDPR setup, source code ownership, no advance payment) with clear not-included boundaries.
• ›The site discloses competitor pricing (builders, freelancers, agencies) but does not publish hosting costs, ongoing-care rates, contract terms after approval, invoice due dates, or refund policy—these gaps were correctly flagged as information the site does not surface, not agent errors.
• ›The agent cited its three content sources explicitly and accurately in the final response, making the source of each claim traceable and the reliance on model inference transparent.
• ›No search results were used; the agent navigated entirely via URL structure (typed root), machine-readable artifacts (robots.txt, sitemap.xml), and linked pages—site discoverability for machine agents is strong but incomplete due to the persistent 503.