The agent assembled a workable understanding of Right Choice Finance by navigating the website's core pages and supplementing with general NZ mortgage broker research, but encountered significant gaps. The site provided basic positioning (services, team, location) but failed to disclose pricing, lender panel, full team details, and had broken pages, forcing the agent to rely on prior knowledge of NZ broker economics and external comparison sources to complete the evaluation.

• ›Core identity information came from [1] homepage, [3] about-us, [9] home-loans, [12] insurance, [19] life-insurance, [22] income-protection-insurance, and [30] team detail pages — these returned functional content describing services, founder background, and advisory philosophy, but all relied on reading rendered HTML rather than structured data or API endpoints.
• ›The site has no published pricing page ([5] returned 404); the agent filled this gap using [31], an external search result explaining general NZ broker commission structures, then explicitly cited it. This represents the agent working around missing disclosure rather than finding it on the site.
• ›[21] (WP API fetch of about-us page as JSON) and [16] (WP API fetch of home page) returned structured data, but only [21] was content-bearing; the agent did not cite [16], suggesting the homepage JSON did not contain decisive information beyond what the HTML pages provided.
• ›Multiple service URLs returned 404s ([11] mortgage-broker-auckland, [18] investment-property-loans, [28] refinance-home-loan), indicating incomplete site architecture. The agent worked around these by fetching related pages that did exist.
• ›Web searches [13], [24], [25], [27] returned links back to the same site pages but no comparative or regulatory data; [31] was the only search result that materially contributed content (NZ broker payment structures), suggesting the site is not discovered through comparison or regulatory directories.
• ›The final response explicitly cites sources including the homepage, about page, and one external article on broker pricing — but the core claims about founder background, company philosophy, and service scope came from fragments read across multiple site pages rather than a single coherent about/positioning page.