The agent extracted a workable explanation of iMobi from the public homepage, supplemented by search results on competitors, but could not access internal documentation (pricing details, features, comparisons, about pages all required authentication). The site is poorly navigable for discovery: only the homepage is public; all substantive pages redirect to login.

• ›The homepage (step [1]) was the only directly fetchable content on imobi.app itself; it returned a structured overview including pricing tiers, features, and positioning, but this appears to be from LLM-summarized page content rather than raw HTML, suggesting the homepage is well-structured but the response format obscures what was actually published vs. inferred.
• ›All deeper pages (/pricing, /features, /about, /blog, /compare) immediately redirect to WorkOS authentication (steps [2–7]), blocking any public discovery of competitive positioning, detailed feature matrices, or company background—critical information for the stated task.
• ›The agent relied on web search results (steps [9–10]) to contextualize iMobi against competitors (ImobiBrasil, Imobzi) and fill gaps the site itself wouldn't expose; search snippets provided competitor pricing and positioning but no direct iMobi-specific comparisons.
• ›The free-forever positioning and WhatsApp integration emerged clearly from the homepage, but advanced features (what distinguishes Pro vs. Ultra beyond lead/property counts) were not documented publicly, leaving the agent unable to answer part of the task.
• ›The agent correctly identified that mobile apps are listed as 'coming soon' on the homepage, but could not verify timeline or current availability—a detail that should be accessible to a prospective user without login.