The agent compiled a solid overview of 104.com.tw's business model, market position, and competitive landscape from web search results, but could not access the site's own pages due to a 403 block and found no public pricing details. The site's information architecture made competitor and business model facts discoverable via search, but pricing specifics remain gated.

• ›The primary domain (104.com.tw) returned HTTP 403, forcing reliance on external sources and subsidiary URLs (vip.104.com.tw, pro.104.com.tw, corp.104.com.tw). The agent never retrieved content directly from the target domain itself.
• ›Search results reliably surfaced high-level business facts (6M resumes, 320K+ customers, founded 1996, Taiwan Stock Exchange 2006) and competitor rankings via Similarweb traffic data, indicating this content is well-indexed and publicly documented.
• ›Pricing information proved completely absent from search results—no public pricing page, no per-posting costs, no plan tiers. The agent correctly identified this gap rather than hallucinating details, citing the need to contact sales or log in as an employer.
• ›Competitor landscape came from a single Similarweb search result that directly ranked 104 vs. 1111.com.tw, 518.com.tw, and yes123.com.tw by traffic and specialization, providing clear differentiation for each platform.
• ›The agent had to reconstruct a coherent business model (freemium, employer-pays, job-seeker-free) from scattered search snippets about features rather than from a single authoritative product page or pricing document on the domain.