The agent successfully assembled a comprehensive overview of Lyfta by combining truncated homepage content, the subscription page, and a pricing page from an alternate domain (lyfta.com). However, the primary domain (my.lyfta.app) did not expose pricing details in a machine-readable form—the agent had to note that exact dollar amounts were hidden behind checkout. The site is partially agent-ready: core positioning and features are published, but pricing transparency required fallback to search and alternate URLs.

• ›Step [1] (my.lyfta.app homepage) returned truncated HTML with meta descriptions ('Your workout companion,' 5M+ lifters, workout tracking) but no structured pricing data. The agent relied on meta content and search context to infer positioning.
• ›Step [5] (www.lyfta.app/subscription) promised premium details ('Workout Analytics, Programs & Progress Tracking') in its title/meta but the full response was truncated; the agent could not extract actual pricing numbers from this page.
• ›Step [6] (www.lyfta.app homepage) contained meta keywords and descriptions ('Workout Tracker, Strength Training App, 5,000+ exercises') that grounded the feature set, but again no pricing details.
• ›Step [9] (www.lyfta.com/pricing) was fetched as a fallback and was the only page explicitly titled 'Pricing' in the trajectory, yet the response was also truncated and did not yield dollar amounts in the returned content snippet.
• ›The agent disclosed this gap explicitly: 'I couldn't find the exact dollar amounts for pricing on their current website.' This is a critical transparency failure for a billing-related inquiry.
• ›The site uses separate domains (my.lyfta.app for app, www.lyfta.app for marketing, www.lyfta.com for alternate marketing) which fragmented discovery and required web search (75% of fetches) to assemble a complete picture.
• ›Feature and positioning data (exercise library size, community programs, 3D animations) came from meta tags and search results, not from dedicated feature pages that returned full HTML—indicating the site relies on SEO metadata rather than published feature documentation.