The agent successfully retrieved and synthesized Pegrix's core positioning, services, and contact process from four pages on the site. The site is moderately navigable but deliberately sparse on pricing, team details, and technical specifics—the agent had to assemble an answer from fragments and call out what was absent rather than found.

• ›All four fetched pages (/, /nosotros/, /software-a-medida/, /contacto/) were discovered by following links from the homepage or typed from memory; the site surfaced its own structure without search. Navigation was straightforward.
• ›Pricing is intentionally not published—the site states budgets are custom and agreed after problem discovery. The agent reported this accurately rather than inferring from model memory.
• ›The site's /nosotros/ page exists but contains no team names, sizes, or credentials. The agent fetched it, confirmed its lack of detail, and reported that gap explicitly.
• ›Automation and AI service pages were linked but their full content was not fetched (only the homepage's one-line descriptions were summarized). The agent acknowledged this limitation in the final response.
• ›The contact form and WhatsApp handle are the only conversion points; pricing and case studies are entirely absent, forcing a discovery-stage visitor to commit to a conversation without cost signals or social proof.
• ›The email address is JavaScript-obfuscated and could not be extracted by the agent, reducing contact surface area.