The agent gathered a complete, coherent explanation of Sesami's core offering, pricing, and positioning by fetching three pages (homepage, pricing, features). The site was navigable and contained the key information, though some details about feature parity across tiers and transaction fees were not explicitly disclosed, and the agent had to infer gaps from absence of detail.

• ›Site clearly exposed four pricing tiers and trial terms on a dedicated /pricing page, directly answering the pricing question with concrete numbers.
• ›Homepage and /features pages positioned Sesami against named competitors (Mindbody, Zenoti, Boulevard, Acuity, Calendly) and articulated differentiation around Shopify integration and unified commerce—this was explicit site content, not model inference.
• ›The site did not disclose per-booking transaction fees, only subscription pricing; the agent noted this absence as a confusing gap rather than inventing an answer, grounding the gap in what the site did not say.
• ›Feature-to-tier mapping was absent from the pricing page; the agent noted this as a specific missing detail (what's in $19 vs. $129 tiers) without filling it in from memory, demonstrating appropriate restraint.
• ›Step [3] (404 on /solutions) had no impact on the final answer—the agent correctly ignored a non-existent URL it had guessed, showing proper handling of dead-end exploration.