The agent successfully gathered enough information from three core pages (homepage, plans, how-it-works) to explain desgrava.ar's core function, pricing, and positioning. The site is moderately agent-ready: it publishes the essential facts in structured pages, but leaves gaps on security specifics, company identity, refund policy, and exact timing of tax outcomes, which the agent explicitly called out.

• ›All three fetched pages (/, /planes, /como-funciona) were content-bearing and directly sourced the final answer. The agent discovered them by typing the domain and then following internal links — no search was needed, and the site's own navigation surface was sufficient.
• ›The site publishes pricing and plan comparison in a clear table on /planes, but the annual price for Personal is asserted only as a 17% discount without a fixed figure, forcing the agent to estimate or infer.
• ›Security claims ('AES-256-GCM encryption', 'never stored in logs') are stated on /como-funciona but without technical detail or third-party verification. The agent correctly flagged this as assertion-only.
• ›The site lacks company identity (no operator name, registration, legal address visible across the fetched pages). Only contact channels (email, WhatsApp, X) are listed, leaving the agent unable to verify the operator.
• ›Two significant ambiguities persist across the /como-funciona page: the difference between 'envíos' (submissions) and 'presentaciones' (presentations) in the free plan, and the inconsistent description of whether deductions are auto-filed or left in draft. The agent could not resolve these from the fetched content.