The agent successfully assembled an overview of Selffi's core business (marketplace for aesthetic procedures), target users, and product features by combining homepage content and the App Store page, but had to flag significant gaps in pricing transparency and business model clarity that the public website does not expose. The site lacks traditional business pages (pricing, about, plans all returned 404s) and forces users to infer revenue models and cost structures.

• ›Step [1] (homepage) provided the core marketplace positioning but no pricing details. Steps [2]–[5] revealed the site's navigation structure is broken or sparse—/pricing, /planos, /sobre, /club all returned 404s—forcing the agent to work around missing standard business pages.
• ›Step [9] (App Store) was the most content-rich source, confirming the app is free and describing the Nina AI assistant feature, live shopping, and vetting claims—material not retrieved from the target domain's own pages.
• ›Step [10] (search results) supplied competitive framing and product detail (collagen bioestimulators, Invisalign, etc.) and referenced an external case study, but search snippets did not contain specific pricing tiers or membership costs. Agent correctly flagged this as unavailable.
• ›The agent had to infer the business model (free app, likely revenue from professionals or commissions) and membership structure (Selffi Club exists but cost is undisclosed) from absence of evidence—a sign the site does not publish transparent business details publicly.
• ›Multiple 404s and lack of 'About' or 'Pricing' pages suggest the site is consumer/mobile-first and does not maintain traditional web navigation for business information discovery.