Agent successfully gathered a clear, honest picture of DTB LAB's core business, pricing opacity, and incomplete website state. The site published enough on its two main pages (homepage and booking form) to answer what the studio does, who it serves, and how to contact them, but deliberately withheld pricing and omitted standard business details (team, turnaround, revisions, comparison with competitors). The agent navigated a shallow, navigable site and correctly flagged what wasn't there rather than inventing answers.

• ›The site has no published pricing anywhere. The booking form includes an optional 'Budget' field but provides no ranges, packages, or examples—forcing inquiries to go off-site (WhatsApp or Instagram) before costs are discussed. This is by design, not an oversight.
• ›Homepage and booking page were the only two pages fetched; the agent did not visit the portfolio (/portfolio/) despite linking to it in the response, meaning visual work examples and past client details were not verified from the actual site.
• ›Placeholder-like text ('Loading000', 'DTB LAB//Test run08') in the homepage response suggests parts of the site may be in draft or staging, reducing confidence that all published content is intentional.
• ›The site uses WhatsApp (+31 6 53 62 18 45) and Instagram (@dtb.lab) as primary contact channels, with no email address or traditional contact form. The booking page itself opens WhatsApp with pre-filled brief data, embedding the off-site conversation into the navigation flow.
• ›The studio makes only four explicit differentiation claims (light-table testing, poster-first process, trading cards, 80-piece archive) and avoids any comparison with competitors or alternative design services, leaving 'why pick us' unanswered by site content alone.