Agent successfully gathered enough information to explain AiSajt's core offering, pricing, and positioning, though the site left several marketing claims (particularly around AI) unsupported and omitted key details like maintenance costs and service boundaries. All fetches returned the same homepage URL, indicating limited internal site navigation.

• ›All four fetches returned the homepage (aisajt.com/) with no distinct subpages discovered—the agent typed the URL from memory rather than following site links, suggesting either shallow internal linking or a single-page marketing site. This forced the agent to extract all information from one resource.
• ›The site provided clear baseline data (€299 starting price, 7-14 day timeline, 50+ projects, 24-hour response), which the agent incorporated directly into the final response with high confidence.
• ›AI technology is prominently claimed ('We use AI for optimization of every phase') but the site offered no specifics—what tools, how it differs from industry standard, or what optimizations actually occur. The agent flagged this gap explicitly rather than inferring details.
• ›Pricing shows a wide range (€500–€2,000+) with no breakdown of what determines position within that band, and maintenance costs are mentioned but not priced. The agent correctly identified this as a clarity issue rather than inventing numbers.
• ›The site's emphasis on 'transparent pricing' and 'no hidden costs' contrasts with missing post-launch support rates and ambiguous package inclusions—a discrepancy the agent caught and reported without speculation.