The agent successfully mapped Misericordia Music's four main service lines (distribution, record label, publishing, live experiences) by directly fetching their service pages, but could not fulfill the pricing portion of the task because the site does not publish pricing publicly—it operates on a contact-for-quote basis. The site is navigable for discovering what services exist, but agent-hostile for extracting comparative pricing or detailed service specs.

• ›Steps [1], [7], [13], [14] returned full service page content describing Distribution, Publishing, and Experience offerings; the agent synthesized these into a coherent service model without external sources.
• ›Multiple structured navigation attempts ([3], [4], [5], [8] for /servicios, /pricing, /about, /sello) returned 404s or homepage redirects, forcing the agent to rely on prior knowledge to guess working URLs (/distribucion, /publishing, /experience); only /distribucion and /publishing resolved.
• ›The site exposes service *names* and *purpose* (evangelization, artist ownership) but not *cost*, *rate structure*, *tier differentiation*, or *FAQ*—a B2B model optimized for sales funnels rather than self-serve discovery; web search [10] and [11] yielded no pricing intelligence either.
• ›The agent correctly identified the confusing gaps (no pricing, unclear label criteria, no royalty rates) and flagged the site as designed to route visitors to 'contact us' rather than inform; this is accurate B2B positioning but incomplete fulfillment of the comparative evaluation task.