Agent successfully assembled a comprehensive explanation of Funnel Mage's service, pricing, and positioning from repeated fetches of the homepage. The site publishes its core offering, pricing, and methodology clearly on a single page, but lacks explicit tier comparisons and case studies; the agent had to infer some structural distinctions and flag ambiguities.

• ›All content came from the homepage fetched 4 times (steps 1, 3, 5, 7) — the site does not expose subpages with deeper detail, forcing the agent to mine a single landing page for complete information.
• ›Pricing tiers are stated (£49, £239, £395) but their functional differences are not explicitly defined on the site; the agent correctly flagged this as confusing rather than inventing distinctions.
• ›The 'proof-first methodology' and explicit scope limitations (5 pages max, cannot access ad accounts or logged-in analytics) are clearly articulated on the homepage, making the service's constraints transparent and agent-readable.
• ›No team names, case studies, or client examples are published; the agent noted only one sample report exists, a factual observation grounded in what the site actually exposes.
• ›The agent used URL-from-memory discovery (25% of navigation) for all fetches, indicating the site has no internal navigation structure or links — users and agents must know the homepage URL to access the service description at all.