Agent successfully retrieved core positioning, target market, pricing model, and differentiators by following the site's navigational structure from homepage through About, What to Expect, FedEx Pilots, and FAQ pages. Site was reasonably navigable but pricing transparency was intentionally limited—the agent found the 1% AUM fee in the FAQ but had to flag missing details on minimums and tiered structures that the site does not publicly disclose.

• ›Homepage ([1]) and About page ([5]) supplied the core value proposition, fee-only model, founding story, and 98% retention claim without requiring search or model guessing.
• ›What to Expect ([6]) and FedEx Pilots ([7]) pages directly answered target market and niche positioning; both were discovered by following published navigation links, not agent guessing.
• ›FAQ ([8]) was the only source for concrete pricing (1% or less AUM); site deliberately withholds minimum investment and tiered fee structure, forcing the agent to note this gap in the final response rather than fill it from memory.
• ›One dead link ([3] /services → 404) did not impede the task; agent recovered by using the navigation menu and memory of typical URL patterns.
• ›Agent correctly distinguished between facts retrieved from site pages (all main answer sections) and facts it could not retrieve (minimums, tier details), accurately flagging these as 'missing' rather than inventing them.