The agent gathered a substantive overview of Concept-i's business from search results and public sources but could not directly access the target site due to rate-limiting (429 errors), leaving pricing tiers, detailed service packages, and competitive positioning only partially verified against official sources.

• ›The target domain actively blocked WebFetch access with 429 errors on both the homepage and subpages ([0], [2]), forcing the agent to rely entirely on search results and external references rather than direct site content.
• ›Search results [1], [4] were content-bearing and directly cited, providing core facts about company history (1998 founding, 27+ years experience), founder identity (Thomas Rosenstand), flagship products (SEO-LEX, SEO analysis reports), and recent acquisition (Vaekst Digital A/S, December 2024).
• ›Pricing information came from a generic market-rate search [3] rather than Concept-i's own pricing pages, with only a starter rate (2,500 DKK/month) mentioned in search results—no detailed tier breakdown was accessible.
• ›The agent correctly identified and disclosed three categories of missing information: specific service packages, detailed pricing tiers, and direct competitor comparisons—indicating transparency about gaps rather than filling them with unsupported claims.
• ›No site-internal navigation was possible; all discovery was via web search queries (50% of URLs) or memory-typed direct URLs (50%), with zero links followed from the target domain itself due to access blocking.