The agent assembled a complete overview of Lysias's core offering, target audience, and pricing structure, but discovered the site itself does not expose pricing or features pages—requiring retrieval from third-party documentation (Legal AI Archive). The agent was transparent about information gaps (feature-per-tier breakdowns, add-on costs) that the available sources did not supply.

• ›The target domain's /pricing and /features URLs return 404, forcing the agent to seek pricing details from external sources (Legal AI Archive and search results) rather than the site itself.
• ›Step [0] (homepage fetch) provided the core value proposition and differentiation claims directly, but the response was truncated before pricing details, signaling the site does not surface pricing on the homepage.
• ›Step [3] and [4] (search + external archive) supplied the specific pricing tiers (€9.90–€219.90 for Greece, PLN 51.32–PLN 1,139.96 for Poland) and discount program details—facts the site does not expose in a directly fetchable form.
• ›The agent correctly attributed uncertainty: explicitly called out missing feature-per-tier breakdowns and add-on cost details rather than fabricating them, indicating the sources did not supply this information.
• ›Jurisdiction-specific pricing (Greece vs. Poland) and data privacy claims came from both the homepage and external archives, suggesting the site does communicate these but may segment them across multiple pages or require navigation the agent could not complete.