Agent gathered a solid overview of ac immobilien's core business, target market, and claimed differentiation by reading two pages (homepage summary + one subpage). The site was reasonably navigable but left critical commercial terms—especially commission structure—undisclosed, forcing the agent to flag missing information rather than assume. Agent appropriately noted it did not visit every page and acknowledged gaps.

• ›Commission rate is completely absent from public pages; site only states timing (payment after seller receives money), not percentage or split. Agent correctly reported this gap rather than guessing.
• ›Homepage summary was machine-generated (truncated, not fetched directly), yet contained substantive information about services, awards, and contact. Agent relied on this proxy fetch but disclosed the limitation.
• ›Internal contradictions on experience duration ('over 20 years' vs. 'over 13 years') were visible in the homepage summary and flagged by agent as confusing—evidence the summary did capture real site content.
• ›Agent only visited 2 of many listed pages (homepage + 'Warum wir?'); did not fetch detailed pages on Makleralleinauftrag, valuation, or service pages, yet still produced a coherent overview. Shows site navigation was clear enough to infer structure and content.
• ›Empty gallery ('Immobilien die über Wert verkauft wurden') and unexplained terms (Makleralleinauftrag, OHP) were correctly identified as confusing, indicating agent read actual page content and noted what was missing, not just model memory.