The agent assembled a partial answer by working around the inaccessible main site (402 error). It successfully retrieved content from spainexpat.com's gestoria pages, which are hosted content operated under the Expatriator brand, and synthesized information about services, target audience, and general positioning. However, it could not verify current pricing, confirm whether the service remains actively operated, or access the primary expatriator.com homepage to establish what the company is currently presenting.

• ›Step [8] (spainexpat.com/gestoria) and step [13] (spainexpat.com/gestoria/service/consultation) were the only content-bearing fetches that succeeded and contained actual service descriptions, service listings, and operational details. The agent relied entirely on these secondary hosted pages rather than primary expatriator.com resources.
• ›The agent discovered these pages via web search (step [3], [6]), not via navigation from expatriator.com itself. The site does not appear to have a publicly accessible, machine-readable service catalog or pricing page—the agent had to infer the model from secondary sources and pages hosted on a related domain.
• ›Web search results consistently pointed to expatriator.com as the primary URL but the agent could not access it. The spainexpat.com gestoria section appears to be the only accessible surface of the service, suggesting either the main site is behind a paywall, in transition, or intentionally inaccessible to crawlers. This severely limits agent discoverability.
• ›The agent noted references to 'Plus Ultra' membership as a newer model, but could not access or verify this directly, introducing uncertainty about whether the original à la carte model is still current or if the service has evolved beyond what the agent could document.
• ›Pricing information was not available in any fetched content—the agent had to synthesize a general model (€50-150 range, refund policy with €5 fee) from prior knowledge and context clues rather than from published pricing pages.