The agent assembled a coherent explanation of what Tariff Code Compliance does, who it serves, and how it differs from competitors—but pricing remained incomplete because the site does not publicly expose pricing details. The agent successfully navigated to product pages, integrations, blog content, and the Shopify App Store listing, discovering product positioning and use cases through published content and a /saa/pricing endpoint that exists but did not render pricing data. The site's architecture is navigable but deliberately obscures pricing behind a contact/request-access flow.

• ›The homepage [0], product pages (/claude [5], /shopify [6]), and blog [7] contained positioning and use-case information that answered 'what they do' and 'who it's for'; the agent synthesized these into a coherent narrative of AI-powered tariff classification with evidence-backed output.
• ›The sitemap [3] was essential for discovery—it revealed product variants (/claude, /shopify, /saa/pricing, blog posts) that the agent then fetched. Without it, the agent would have been limited to the homepage and guessed routes.
• ›The /saa/pricing endpoint [4] and /shopify/pricing endpoint [10] both returned 200 status but did not render pricing data in the fetched HTML; the agent correctly identified this as a gap and noted the site's reliance on 'request early access' language. Pricing is likely client-side rendered or gated behind authentication.
• ›The Shopify App Store listing [17] was cited as a source and confirmed the app exists with free install and 'paid plans' mentioned, but no tier details or costs are visible there either.
• ›The agent guessed routes (/pricing, /about) and received 404s, showing the site does not follow standard information architecture patterns for pricing or company info; the sitemap was the only reliable discovery method.
• ›Glasswaves.ai [19] (the parent company) was fetched but appears to be a generic holding page; it did not clarify product positioning or pricing, suggesting Tariff Code Compliance is a standalone product with minimal parent-site integration.
• ›The agent relied heavily on blog content and comparative positioning (e.g., 'Claude vs. TCC vs. customs broker' blog post [8]) to infer differentiation, rather than explicit feature/tier comparison tables.