The agent retrieved the homepage and terms page, assembling a reasonably complete overview of Casa Academy's core offering (Florida pre-licensing course) and pricing, but encountered significant ambiguities on the site itself: conflicting instructor names, two unrelated product models ($199 Florida vs. $79–$129 nationwide exam prep), price inconsistencies in translations, and unsupported claims. The site was navigable but lacked a unified pricing page or clear positioning of its product lines relative to each other.

• ›Homepage and terms page represent two distinct product ecosystems ($199 all-in-one Florida course vs. $79–$129 nationwide exam-prep plans with different refund rules and access terms) that are neither clearly separated nor integrated on the site—the agent had to infer the distinction.
• ›Instructor attribution conflict (Milko Danieli in body, Alessandro Danieli in footer) and date inconsistencies (October 2026 vs. March 16, 2026) are internal contradictions on fetched pages, not missing content.
• ›Key claims (4,110 lessons, 58,350 tutor answers, 4.71/5 rating, comparison to 'Gold Coast') are stated on the homepage without sources, methodology, or pass-rate data; the agent correctly flagged these as unsupported.
• ›Post-licensing and continuing education are listed as offerings on the homepage but have no pricing, access terms, or standalone pages—the agent found this through absence.
• ›The refund policy splits across two product lines (Florida 7-day full refund vs. nationwide 12-month access with Pass Guarantee on $129 plan), requiring the agent to cross-reference the terms page to reconcile the homepage's simpler '7-day money-back guarantee' claim.