The agent successfully retrieved enough information to explain Draft Surf's core business, audience, and pricing from three pages (homepage, FAQ, custom boards page). However, the site surfaced significant gaps and inconsistencies: custom pricing differs between pages, product naming is inconsistent, the custom order process is unexplained, and critical details like shipping costs, refund procedures, and sizing guidance are absent or poorly linked.

• ›The homepage and custom boards page present conflicting pricing for custom boards (none shown vs. $1,099–$1,199), requiring the agent to surface a data conflict rather than a single answer.
• ›Product naming is fragmented across the site: Performance/Cruiser on the homepage, Pro/Standard in the FAQ, and unclear categorization of fin vs. board items in product grids, forcing the agent to note inconsistency rather than provide a clear product structure.
• ›Critical transactional details—custom board deposit, exact shipping costs, and the custom order process itself—are either absent or linked but not fetched, leaving the agent to recommend contacting the company directly.
• ›The agent discovered all pages by following links from the homepage or typing the domain, indicating the site's information architecture is navigable via links; however, the FAQ and custom page lack substantive detail on processes and costs, shifting burden to email contact.
• ›The agent correctly identified that it did not run a competitor search and explicitly noted it could not assess differentiation claims without external research, maintaining epistemic honesty about its scope.