Agent gathered a complete understanding of Smartwealth's positioning, tools, and audience from three core pages, but the site does not disclose its business model or revenue source—a critical gap the agent identified but could not fill from site content.

• ›Steps [0] and [4] provided the core product definitions: free tools (comparison, tax calculator, retirement planner) and explicit non-provision of investment advice. Step [3] (/sobre) supplied the philosophical differentiation around long-term discipline and evidence-based investing.
• ›Site explicitly disclaims that it 'does not constitute...recommendation, offer or solicitation' and states its sole purpose is informational—this boundary is clearly surfaced and material to understanding the product.
• ›Pricing is unambiguous (free) but revenue model is entirely absent from navigable pages; agent correctly flagged this as a retrieval gap rather than guessing from model memory.
• ›Agent discovered resources via direct navigation from homepage (steps [4], [3]) rather than search or buried links—high discoverability of core positioning, but no dedicated 'About' or 'FAQ' path to business model.
• ›Fund/ETF category page ([5]) was fetched but revealed *non-offering* (Smartwealth is data/comparison only, not a fund manager)—correctly used to rule out a product category rather than confirm a service.