The agent successfully extracted core business information (services, pricing model, process) from the target website, but the site provided insufficient evidence of track record, team credibility, or actual pricing. The agent supplemented with a web search that confirmed RefTech's absence from major Brazilian software development directories, exposing a gap between the site's transparency claims and its credibility markers.

• ›All substantive content came from reftech.com.br itself, fetched three times (steps 1, 2, 3, 4); the site consistently presented the same messaging without navigation to subpages (75% of discovered URLs were from following links, but the agent typed the homepage URL from memory rather than surfacing it through navigation, suggesting shallow site structure).
• ›The site's core claims (fixed pricing, transparent process, six service categories) were retrievable but the agent identified a critical paradox: the site emphasizes fixed-price transparency but publishes no actual price ranges or examples, requiring direct contact for quotes—undercutting the stated value proposition.
• ›Zero credibility signals were present on-site: no case studies, testimonials, team bios, client logos, or company history; the copyright date '2026' appeared to be a template error, raising additional concerns.
• ›The web search (step 6) did not return RefTech in results from Goodfirms, The Manifest, Sortlist, or DesignRush—major Brazilian software development ranking sites—suggesting the company either has limited market presence or does not actively market through those channels, further eroding verifiability.
• ›The agent's final response explicitly flagged the absence of supporting evidence and offered a workaround (request references directly), indicating it recognized the site's failure to provide agent-ready credibility data and did not fabricate claims from model memory.