The agent successfully built a comprehensive explanation of Porkbun by fetching the homepage, specific service pages, and company background. The site required guessing at URLs (two 404s) and manual URL memory (about page) rather than surfacing a dedicated pricing or positioning page, but the scattered content was sufficient to answer the task.

• ›Homepage [1] provided a complete service inventory upfront (domain registration, hosting, email, marketplace, free features), making the core business model immediately clear without deep drilling.
• ›Pricing transparency was explicitly stated on the .com TLD page [3] with the phrase 'The price you see is the price you pay, year after year,' giving the agent direct, quotable differentiation language.
• ›The about page [5] was not linked from the homepage and required URL guessing from memory; it contained the founders' domain industry pedigree and the philosophical 'cost + zero markup' positioning that explained *why* pricing differs from competitors.
• ›Two natural URLs (/pricing, /why-porkbun) returned 404s [2, 4], forcing the agent to assemble positioning from scattered pages rather than a dedicated 'why us' resource.
• ›Marketplace [6] was discoverable from the homepage but added incremental detail (aftermarket, third-party listings) without fundamentally changing the answer; it exemplified the agent finding supporting features rather than core business model.