Agent successfully mapped Bora Correr's core business, pricing, and positioning by fetching the homepage and Bob subpage directly. The site was navigable but sparse on detail: pricing and feature distinction had to be reconstructed from fragmentary content across two pages, and competitive differentiation required the agent to infer positioning from taglines rather than explicit comparisons.

• ›Pricing was discoverable but split across pages: free WhatsApp group on homepage, Bob PRO tiers (R$19.90/month or R$199/year) only on /bob subpage. The agent had to navigate to a subpage to get complete pricing.
• ›The relationship between the free WhatsApp notification group and Bob PRO training plans remains ambiguous on the site itself—agent flagged this as a clarity gap rather than filling it from model memory.
• ›Business model (brand partnerships, affiliate referrals) was inferred from homepage mentions of 'cupons' and 'valid throughout Brazil,' not from an explicit business/revenue page. The site does not publish this directly.
• ›Differentiation from global apps (Strava, Nike Run Club) was not explicitly stated on the site. Agent had to assemble it from implicit cues ('made by runners, for runners,' WhatsApp-native, city-specific guides) without relying on model memory of competitor features.
• ›The site's own link structure was minimal: agent typed the homepage URL from memory twice and followed one navigation link to /bob. No search results or external content were needed to answer the core task; the site was self-contained but required multi-page assembly.