The agent successfully built a coherent, well-sourced explanation of SNEI's core business, pricing range, and competitive positioning by extracting information from the homepage across three separate fetches. The site's homepage was content-rich enough to answer the main questions, though it required the agent to ask for specific sections (pricing, differentiation) as separate queries rather than surfacing them all in a single overview.

• ›Step [2] was the primary content source — a single homepage fetch returned the organization's overview, services, target audience, key features, and certifications in structured form, requiring no navigation to subpages.
• ›Steps [3] and [4] appear to be re-fetches of the same homepage URL (typed from memory, not linked), suggesting the agent prompted the same resource separately to extract pricing and differentiation angles. This worked but was inefficient; the site did not surface dedicated pricing or comparison pages the agent could navigate to.
• ›Pricing information was present but generic (€315–€452 range, 'varies by module'); the agent correctly noted it could not find per-exam breakdowns, indicating the site either lacks granularity or relegates it to a separate pricing page not discovered during the run.
• ›The agent transparently flagged five substantive gaps (per-exam pricing, training services, exam content details, success metrics, alternatives) — all absences the site could have addressed but did not expose on the homepage, indicating weaker discoverability for comparative or operational details.
• ›No search results or external third-party content were used; the agent relied entirely on the redirected homepage, making navigation and site structure the sole discovery mechanism. The 301 redirect from snei.nl → nederlandsexameninstituut.nl was handled correctly but added a step.