Agent successfully gathered a usable overview of Iteru's core offerings, team, and contact method from the homepage and contact form. However, the site publishes no pricing, process details, testimonials, or explicit target market, leaving the agent to infer positioning from portfolio diversity and to flag several gaps the site does not address.

• ›Step [2] (homepage) was the primary content source and exposed service categories (design, web, mobile, AI), a portfolio of 12 projects, team names, and one proprietary product (IteruCode), but offered no pricing, process timeline, or client proof.
• ›Step [4] (contact form) revealed budget bands (€0–10K through €120K+) inferred from form fields rather than published pricing, and confirmed lack of service packages or quote process on the public site.
• ›The agent inferred the target market (SMBs) from portfolio diversity rather than explicit positioning, and could not verify claims about 'modern, scalable tech' or IteruCode's competitive advantage because no comparison, testimonials, or metrics were published.
• ›Navigation to case study pages (/creations/*) was discovered but not fetched, leaving project details unverified; team bio links were discovered but content was not provided, blocking deeper context.
• ›The site is navigable for discovery (agent located key pages via homepage links) but thin on identity and trust signals—no published pricing, no social proof, no process documentation, and text duplication artifacts suggest technical or editorial issues.