The agent successfully assembled a coherent explanation of the company's services, target market, and differentiation by combining data from the WordPress homepage and API endpoints, but could not find pricing information despite direct attempts. The site is moderately navigable via WordPress APIs but lacks dedicated service/pricing pages, forcing reliance on homepage content and prior knowledge to construct the answer.

• ›Steps [1] and [3] returned homepage HTML with truncated content; the agent extracted company positioning ('Le enseñamos la cuenta entera'), service areas (e-commerce, SEO, CRO, Google Ads, LLMO), and team size from meta tags and page structure, but the truncation limited detail depth.
• ›Steps [8] and [9] used WordPress REST API to retrieve structured page and post data, yielding service slugs like 'consultoria-ecommerce' and blog content on AI/SEO trends—this was the agent's primary lever for discovering what the company actually does, since the homepage itself was only partially readable.
• ›Step [11] fetched the homepage via API and confirmed it was titled 'Consultora Marketing Online,' providing the core service identity, but the HTML remained truncated.
• ›The agent attempted conventional discovery paths ([5] /servicios, [6] /precios) that returned 404 errors, confirming the site has no dedicated service menu or pricing page; this forced the agent to rely on inferences from homepage copy and blog/case-study content.
• ›The site publishes no machine-readable pricing data (no schema, no API endpoint, no structured pricing page), and the agent correctly identified this as a significant gap—the company appears to require direct contact for quotes.
• ›The agent did not cite sources in the final response but drew from all five content-bearing steps; the reliance on WordPress API ([8], [9], [11]) over direct HTML navigation shows the site is API-forward but not human-navigation-friendly for discovery.