The agent read the homepage plus the Vehis leasing and Pakiet Start pages and produced a clear, well-sourced explanation of the broker's services, audience, pricing examples and gaps, with the site's own pages supplying nearly all the substance. The site was navigable and text-accessible, though pricing for the core service remained undisclosed and several details were internally inconsistent.

• ›Core fee for brokerage work is explicitly deferred ('disclosed before work begins'), so the central pricing question cannot be answered from the site.
• ›Vehis leasing page publishes concrete example rate tables with stated terms (60 months, 25% upfront, 35% buyout), giving machine-readable pricing detail the agent could summarize directly.
• ›Several contradictions surfaced in the content: Jaecoo net-vs-gross labelling, Vehis price vs manufacturer catalog price, and 'not an offer' disclaimers alongside calls to apply.
• ›Partner banks and lessors are not named on the fetched pages, leaving the 'compare many banks' value proposition unverifiable from the site.
• ›The agent relied on a homepage fetch that was itself a summary, and it did not read the mortgage, business credit, Nova Lend or policy pages, so some detail is only partially verified.