The agent gathered a usable picture of Marktplaats from the homepage, about page, and Pro page, but it could not reach the fee schedules and terms it needed, so the pricing answer is incomplete. It worked around the gap by typing URLs from memory and by adding competitor comparisons drawn from its own knowledge.

• ›Core positioning, scale claims, and category breadth were clearly exposed on the homepage and about page, so the 'what it does' and 'who it's for' parts were well supported.
• ›Pricing was the weak point: the site linked to Pro tariffs and terms but the agent never fetched those pages, leaving private-user fees unknown.
• ›Every fetched URL was either typed from memory or reached via a link; the site offered no search-discoverable entry point the agent could use.
• ›The competitor comparison (eBay, Vinted, Facebook Marketplace) came from model memory, not the site, and the agent flagged this honestly.
• ›The Pro page was the only source with concrete prices (pay-per-click from €0.01), which made the business-side pricing better documented than the consumer side.