Agent successfully gathered a complete understanding of Joycast's core offering, pricing, and positioning by fetching the homepage and pricing page. The site's pricing page clarified what the base fee covers and itemized add-ons, but key gaps remain: VAT treatment, clip-count limits, and non-UK billing are undocumented despite the 'worldwide' claim.

• ›Homepage and /pricing/ pages contradicted each other on what the £280 base fee includes — the homepage implied it was all-in, while /pricing/ revealed that thumbnail, titles, chapters, intro, and clips are separate charges. Agent had to visit both pages to resolve the discrepancy.
• ›Pricing page is well-structured and explicit (per-item rate card), but leaves clip-count per episode undefined, forcing uncertainty about total project cost.
• ›Site provides no comparisons to competitors or alternatives, and the agent correctly identified this gap rather than inventing comparisons from model memory.
• ›Contact and team information is minimal: only a named contact 'Matt' and a form with one-business-day response promise; no phone, address, team bios, or credentials are published.
• ›VAT and non-UK billing are not addressed despite explicit 'worldwide' language and 'everyone gets the same prices' claim — a material ambiguity for international clients.