Agent successfully gathered Striim's core positioning, pricing structure, use cases, and capabilities by fetching homepage, pricing, solutions, and product pages. The site was navigable but opaque on critical details—pricing requires sales contact, competitive positioning is absent, and consumption models are undefined.

• ›Homepage and product pages provided solid technical grounding (CDC, streaming SQL, 100+ connectors, billions of events/minute) without requiring external search or model inference.
• ›Pricing page clearly presented three tier names and deployment models but explicitly hides actual costs behind 'contact sales'—a structural gap the agent identified correctly rather than filling from memory.
• ›Solutions and product pages surfaced use cases and feature claims but do not include competitor comparisons; agent correctly noted this absence rather than fabricating competitive context.
• ›Site navigation is straightforward (homepage → pricing, solutions, product pages all discoverable via links or simple URL patterns) but the site does not publish enough structured detail to answer 'how is it different from alternatives' — agent had to note this unfulfilled gap rather than invent differentiation.
• ›Agent relied on four fetches (all site-native) and filled gaps with acknowledgment of missing information rather than speculation, maintaining distinction between site-sourced facts and admitted unknowns.