Agent successfully gathered and synthesized Pro Transfers' core business model, pricing structure, and claimed differentiators from the homepage and two dedicated pricing pages. The site exposed pricing tiers clearly but left several operational details ambiguous (turnaround time, shipping, exact tier mechanics, color guarantees), forcing the agent to explicitly flag gaps rather than infer answers.

• ›Pricing pages (steps [2] and [3]) were discoverable via direct links on the homepage and contained the per-square-inch rate tiers and volume structure, but lacked concrete examples, shipping costs, and turnaround times — agent had to mark these as missing rather than compute them from model memory.
• ›The site's own pricing calculator and example ($106.25 for 2,500 sq in at qty 25) was ambiguous in how it combined area and quantity; the agent correctly identified this ambiguity as a gap in the site's exposition, not a computation error.
• ›Differentiators ('Print Area Pricing,' free artwork prep, human support) were explicitly claimed on the homepage but the competitive comparison ('Five suppliers surveyed') was unsourced and unnamed — agent flagged this credibility issue from the retrieved content, not from external knowledge.
• ›A broken link (pricing page's 'Upload your art for an exact quote' button → homepage) was discovered during fetch and reported, indicating the site had navigation issues that limited discoverability of the quote tool.
• ›The agent did not fetch deeper pages (e.g., /test-us, /free-samples, /dtf-print-readiness pages, /docs) that were listed on the homepage; it stopped after the two pricing pages, meaning the final response is based on a narrow crawl, not exhaustive exploration — yet the agent was transparent about what was not found.