The agent successfully gathered comprehensive information about Sports Med Ireland's services, pricing, team credentials, and positioning by navigating directly to the homepage and the services and about pages. The site was reasonably navigable but required the agent to visit multiple pages to assemble a complete picture, and pricing for one service was absent.

• ›Pricing was only available on a dedicated /services page, not on the homepage or /about page — the agent had to know to navigate to a specific URL to find it, suggesting pricing information is not prominently surfaced to first-time visitors.
• ›All core factual claims (services, pricing by therapist name, team member names and credentials, philosophy) came directly from fetched pages [0], [3], and [4]; the agent did not rely on model memory to fill substantive gaps about the business.
• ›Pricing varies by therapist (€75–€100 for physio) — this granular detail was present in the site's response but not indexed or summarized upfront, requiring the agent to extract it from a service listing.
• ›The /about page provided credibility signals (CORU registration, Master's degrees, named team members with specific experience) that distinguished the clinic but were not mentioned on the homepage, fragmenting the value proposition across pages.
• ›Coaching & Programming pricing was explicitly listed as 'Contact for details' on the services page — the only service with no published rate, making it impossible for the agent to provide complete pricing information as requested.