Agent successfully gathered core business positioning and differentiators across three live pages, but pricing transparency was limited by missing or non-existent formal price pages, requiring reliance on contact form budget brackets and custom quote language.

• ›Step [1] (homepage) and [3] (services) provided consistent, overlapping positioning that formed the backbone of the answer—both fetched via typed URL or homepage link, not search. The site exposed its core narrative directly on these pages.
• ›Step [4] (contact page) revealed the pricing model but only by inference: budget buckets on a form ($25k–$75k, $75k–$150k, $150k+) with no published rate card, indicating custom-quote-only engagement. The agent typed this URL from memory rather than following a link.
• ›Steps [2] and [5] returned 404s (missing /pricing and /about pages), confirming the site does not expose formal pricing or company background via canonical URLs—pricing information had to be extracted from the contact page instead.
• ›The agent noted that differentiation claims ('teams turn down' complex projects, 'IP ownership from day one') were site-asserted but lacked comparison data or testimonials; this gap was correctly flagged as a limitation in the final response, not filled with external research.
• ›Site navigation surfaced core information via homepage and services page links, but pricing discovery required typed memory (contact URL) and careful reading of form fields—not standard IA for B2B SaaS positioning.