The agent successfully assembled a coherent profile of 15vatios as a digital agency despite significant site navigation friction. The homepage and external business profiles provided service offerings and client information, but pricing remained entirely opaque—a gap the agent transparently identified rather than invented.

• ›Step [1] (homepage fetch) provided the foundation: service categories, client names, and their simplicity-first philosophy. This was the primary direct site source.
• ›Steps [2] and [3] hit 404 errors when attempting /en and /servicios routes, suggesting navigation paths don't exist or the site structure is incomplete—forcing reliance on the homepage summary alone.
• ›Step [5] (web search for the company name) returned multiple third-party profiles (Sortlist, ProvenExpert, CBInsights) that corroborated and slightly expanded the homepage facts (founding year 2017, 21 employees, in-house production emphasis) without introducing new contradictions.
• ›Step [7] (ProvenExpert fetch) confirmed the zero-pricing-transparency finding: a business profile page with no rate information, only a contact email—evidence that 15vatios intentionally withholds pricing from public-facing surfaces.
• ›Step [4] (pricing search) mostly returned results for '15Five' (a different product), demonstrating that 15vatios.com does not publish pricing in any indexed, searchable form; the agent correctly filtered this noise and reported the absence.