The agent successfully gathered comprehensive information about QuestMaker's purpose, audience, pricing, and positioning by navigating three key pages (homepage, courses, about). The site's information was well-distributed across pages but not always consistent or complete — pricing appeared only on the courses page, discount math didn't align, and instructor credentials were minimal.

• ›Pricing was absent from the homepage despite the agent's initial task mention; the agent had to follow a link to /cours to find actual prices, which were then comprehensive and mostly consistent (€19.90–€39.90 courses).
• ›The homepage claimed free resources but listed no specific prices anywhere; the /cours page contradicted this by displaying a full pricing table, indicating the site's information architecture splits product discovery from transaction details.
• ›The discount badge on the 'Minimaliste' course showed a mathematical error (−50% badge with €33 displayed vs. €17.45 expected), which the agent flagged but could not verify without entering checkout.
• ›Instructor and team credibility was sparse: only one co-founder (Axel) had a named credential (Master's in Game Design); the rest were names without bios, and external verification claims (Trustpilot 4.5/5, '200+ students') were unverifiable from the site alone.
• ›The site's differentiation strategy (system-agnostic, format-diverse, anti-rulebook) was explicit but was not compared to named competitors, leaving 'how it differs from alternatives' partly unanswerable from the site's own content.