The agent successfully retrieved and synthesized the core information about Tischlink—what it is, who it's for, how it's priced, and its claimed advantages—from two fetched pages. The site was navigable and published all required answers directly; the agent identified gaps (e.g., stamp card code defaults, Android support, company details) that the site itself left unexplained.

• ›Both content-bearing steps (homepage and pricing page) were either typed from memory or followed via explicit links the site provided, demonstrating the site's navigation structure is clear and machine-readable.
• ›Pricing details (all three plan tiers, setup fees, free trial terms, cancellation rules) were fully published on a dedicated /preise page and required no inference or external lookup.
• ›The agent correctly identified substantive ambiguities in the site's own text (stamp card code requirement, owner app role, Android device support, setup fee timing relative to free month) rather than inventing them, showing the source material was transparent about its own gaps.
• ›The site linked to Impressum and AGB (terms) but did not serve their full content in the fetched responses, leaving company location, founder identity, and legal terms unverified.
• ›The agent explicitly noted it did not verify competitive claims (write-protection vs. QR codes) or inspect industry-specific subpages (/branchen/*), correctly bounding the scope of what was retrieved vs. what remained uninspected.