The agent successfully assembled a comprehensive overview of Interval Education by combining homepage and about-page content with pricing information from their blog and web search results. However, the site made this harder than necessary: pricing tiers are not publicly displayed on standard pages, forcing the agent to rely on a blog post and guesswork about what 'starting from ₹1,000' means, and key positioning pages (pricing, why-us, features) returned 404s.

• ›The homepage and /about page (steps 1, 6) contained clear mission, vision, and service breadth—site made its core identity accessible. However, specific pricing was absent from the main navigation paths.
• ›Pricing information was found in a blog post (step 15) comparing Interval to competitors, not in a dedicated pricing page—the site buried its pricing answer in editorial content rather than surfacing it as a standard product page.
• ›Web search (steps 12, 13) filled critical gaps: external comparison pages and the blog post revealed ₹1,000 starting price and 'Super 15 Batch' offer; the main site did not expose this directly.
• ›Standard pricing page URLs (/pricing, /plans, /features, /services, /why-us) all returned 404, suggesting the site either uses a different URL structure or requires contact/quote flow—this forced the agent to guess or search externally.
• ›The agent's final answer about 'what's confusing' (Section 5) reflects model reasoning about missing information, not retrieval failures—no page ever explained what 'starting from ₹1,000' means or how tutor selection works, so the agent correctly called these out as gaps.