The agent successfully gathered enough information to explain Prostack's core positioning, product lines, and support model, but had to rely heavily on web search results to piece together specific pricing and feature tiers that the site's own navigation did not surface directly. The site's internal linking structure returned 404s for expected pages (/pricing, /services, /hosting), forcing the agent to assemble answers from scattered service pages and search-discovered content.

• ›Homepage fetch [1] provided only high-level overview; internal navigation links in that page led to 404s [3,4,5,6], indicating broken or non-existent subpages for pricing and services details.
• ›Web search [8] was the primary source for concrete pricing tiers and product-level breakdown (shared, VPS, dedicated, Cito). These facts do not appear to have been extracted from any single fetched page; the site's own pages do not aggregate pricing in one place.
• ›Service detail pages [10,11] were reachable only via search results, not from the homepage navigation. This suggests the site's internal linking is sparse or incomplete, forcing external search to complete the navigation path.
• ›Cito's positioning as a flagship/custom product emerged only from its dedicated page [11]; the homepage and search results do not clearly distinguish it from generic managed hosting, creating ambiguity about tier relationships.
• ›Contract terms, lock-in periods, and exact feature-to-tier mappings were not retrievable from any page or search result, indicating gaps in the site's published information rather than agent limitations.