The agent assembled a coherent explanation of Durabl from the homepage and docs, but the site itself is internally inconsistent (homepage vs. docs on what's included), has collapsed/hidden FAQ answers and policy pages, and leaves key terms like 'lifetime updates' and 'no vendor lock-in' undefined. Navigability was moderate — the agent had to fetch only two pages but found significant content gaps and contradictions that required it to flag uncertainties.

• ›The homepage and /docs page contradict each other on core features (homepage lists OAuth and Stripe payments as included; docs say Stripe subscriptions are 'currently shipped off' and describe auth differently), requiring the agent to flag a material discrepancy before purchase.
• ›The docs intro is incomplete ('description blank until the owner writes it'), signaling that even the primary documentation is a work in progress and reducing credibility.
• ›FAQ answers and Terms/Privacy policies are linked but collapsed or point to anchors only, so the agent could not retrieve the actual policy text or refund/update definitions despite these being critical for a €349 purchase decision.
• ›The agent successfully inferred product positioning (AI-aware boilerplate with persistent context) from the homepage without needing a formal About page, but had to work around the site's scattered, marketing-heavy framing to extract actionable details.
• ›Claims like '3 minutes vs. 3 hours' and 'AI error correction' are asserted without evidence or data, and the site provides no independent verification or comparison table, leaving the vendor's assertions unsubstantiated.