The agent assembled a qualitative understanding of Effort Education's mission, target audience, and competitive positioning from three accessible pages (homepage, courses, about), but pricing and enrollment details remained inaccessible—a critical gap for full evaluation. The site's broken routing (/pricing, /faq, individual course pages returned 404s) forced reliance on guessing and web search, neither of which yielded cost information.

• ›Step [0] (homepage) was the only source that provided concrete service offerings and quantitative claims (95% selection rate, 50K+ students); the about page [3] recontextualized these facts within mission and differentiation framing, but [0] carried the factual payload.
• ›Step [2] (courses listing) was content-bearing for program categories but offered no detail on structure, duration, or enrollment—it invited consultation rather than self-serve discovery, signaling gated information.
• ›Steps [1], [4], [6] all returned 404, indicating systematic routing failures that prevented access to pricing, FAQ, and course-detail pages; web search [5] yielded no pricing snippets, confirming the site publishes no public cost data in crawlable form.
• ›The agent correctly identified pricing as a critical missing piece but had no way to retrieve it—the site does not expose it on accessible pages or via standard URL patterns, requiring direct contact (confirmed by the agent's observation that counselor consultation is the stated process).
• ›The final response conflates 'not found on site' with 'not stated' for sections like enrollment and Young Scholar details; while grounded in what pages failed to expose, those gaps are site design choices, not agent failure.