The agent successfully assembled a comprehensive explanation of WNBA.com by combining homepage content with external search results, but had to work around missing pricing information on the site itself—the League Pass page returned a 404 error, forcing reliance on third-party pricing sources.

• ›League Pass pricing ($39.99/year, $14.99/month) was NOT directly fetchable from wnba.com—step [2] returned 404 for /league-pass and step [3] /watch provided no pricing details, forcing the agent to rely on external search results (step [5]) to answer the pricing question
• ›The homepage (step [1]) successfully surfaced core positioning: league overview, 14 teams, playoffs, special events, and merchandise/ticketing options—providing the foundation for 'what they do' and 'who it's for'
• ›Differentiation claims (player storytelling, AWS analytics, community programs) came entirely from homepage content (steps [1], [6]) with no dedicated landing pages; the site relies on hero messaging rather than structured comparison content
• ›Student discount (40% off) and Amazon exclusivity (as of 2026) were discovered only through external sources; the site's own watch/League Pass sections did not surface these key details
• ›The 404 error on /league-pass suggests either a routing issue or that pricing/details are hosted elsewhere (Amazon Prime Video), creating friction for direct discovery from the domain