The agent read the homepage and the /questions/ page and assembled a complete, well-sourced explanation of Bayla Flam's doula services, including a stated 3,000 shekel fee that was only on a subpage. The site was largely navigable, though pricing and the deposit amount were split across pages and some anchors were broken or mislabeled.

• ›Core service details (prep visit, on-call from 36 weeks, post-birth check-ins) were published as readable text on the homepage, making the answer directly fetchable.
• ›The fee (3,000 shekels) was not on the homepage and only surfaced on /questions/, which the agent reached by following an on-page link, so price discovery required an extra hop.
• ›The deposit amount and cancellation terms were absent from every fetched page, and the agent correctly flagged these as gaps rather than filling them from memory.
• ›Navigation anchors were inconsistent: 'Recommendations' had no visible section and 'Support' led to 'What I offer', which adds friction for anyone navigating by menu.
• ›The site makes no direct comparison to other doulas, so the differentiation answer had to be inferred from stated training credentials and vetting practices.