The agent gathered a partial understanding of Quango Inc by relying almost entirely on web search results and external sources (LinkedIn, Yelp, ZoomInfo, Inc.com, Agency Spotter) rather than the website itself. Direct navigation to quangoinc.com returned 404s for key pages, and the WordPress API revealed that content is stored in PHP templates rather than the database, making the site effectively opaque to automated fetching. Pricing information—a core component of the task—could not be found anywhere, leaving the evaluation incomplete.

• ›The website's actual pages (steps 1, 9–12, 14–16) returned HTML with no rendered content or meaningful text; all substantive information came from web search results (steps 18, 23, 28, 30, 35), not from quangoinc.com itself.
• ›The agent discovered that Quango works with mid-to-large brands on web design, animation, and 3D experiences through search snippets and third-party profiles, not from the homepage or any pages on the domain.
• ›No pricing model, rate card, or service packages exist on the public website or in search results. The agent had to resort to generic industry inference ('likely project-based or retainer models') rather than fact-based answers.
• ›Repeated attempts to fetch pages that appeared in search results (capabilities-2, story, agency-reel, new-business) all returned 404 errors, suggesting either a site migration in progress or stale search index data.
• ›The WordPress JSON API (step 7) confirmed content is rendered via custom PHP templates (templates/home.php, templates/our-process.php, etc.) rather than stored in WordPress post content, making the site invisible to standard content extraction.