fidelity.com

scanned 9/10/2026, 9:49:23 PM · took 173s · SecuritiesGemini · gemini-2.5-flash · HTTP · Target fidelity.comA measurement at one moment, not a verdict · Methodology
67/ 100
CFair

Fidelity.com provides authoritative answers but forces AI agents to rely on external search engines due to a nearly invisible internal link structure and missing discovery files.

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Put the main links in the raw HTML+1367 → 80 · grade C → B

All of them together: 93 (A)

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AI agents achieved a 60% task success rate on Fidelity.com, consistently citing the site's own URLs when they could find the right pages. However, the site's internal navigation is highly opaque to automated systems, evidenced by a severely low link following score of 3% and only 6 raw HTML anchors detected on the homepage. Because standard discovery tools like a sitemap.xml (returns 404) and llms.txt (returns 403 Forbidden) are unavailable, agents cannot map the site natively. Consequently, agents had to use heavy bridging—relying on external search engines—to complete tasks related to eligibility, contact details, and recent updates.

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Detailed results

The results behind the score, and the measurement record.

Discovery
9/20
Access
24/30
Navigation
17/30
Completion
17/20
HTTPREDIRECT

Evidence

  • homepage HTTP 200
  • redirect hops: 1
ROBOTSBOT

Evidence

  • robots.txt contains Disallow rules
  • First byte after 496ms
LLMS.TXTSITEMAPROBOTS

Evidence

  • /llms.txt — absent (HTTP 403)
  • /llms-full.txt — absent (HTTP 403)
  • /sitemap.xml — absent (HTTP 404)
  • /sitemap-index.xml — absent (HTTP 400)
  • /sitemap_index.xml — absent (HTTP 400)
  • /robots.txt — present
HTMLSSR

Evidence

  • 6 links in the raw HTML
FEESFULL

Evidence

  • outcome success · verdict full
  • the final answer cited this site
  • site-guided navigation 100%
  • 2xx rate 100%
  • done_unaided
ELIGIBILITYFULL

Evidence

  • outcome success · verdict full
  • the final answer cited this site
  • site-guided navigation 25%
  • 2xx rate 100%
  • done_big_detour
SUPPORTFULL

Evidence

  • outcome success · verdict full
  • the final answer cited this site
  • site-guided navigation 100%
  • 2xx rate 100%
  • done_unaided
LOCATIONSPARTIAL

Evidence

  • outcome success · verdict partial
  • the final answer cited this site
  • site-guided navigation 100%
  • 2xx rate 100%
  • done_unaided
SIGNUPFULL

Evidence

  • outcome success · verdict full
  • the final answer cited this site
  • site-guided navigation 67%
  • 2xx rate 100%
  • done_big_detour
POLICYPARTIAL

Evidence

  • outcome success · verdict partial
  • the final answer cited this site
  • site-guided navigation 50%
  • 2xx rate 100%
  • done_big_detour
DOCSPARTIAL

Evidence

  • outcome success · verdict partial
  • the final answer cited this site
  • site-guided navigation 100%
  • 2xx rate 100%
  • done_unaided
CONTACTFULL

Evidence

  • outcome success · verdict full
  • the final answer cited this site
  • site-guided navigation 0%
  • 2xx rate 100%
  • done_big_detour
LATESTPARTIAL

Evidence

  • outcome success · verdict partial
  • the final answer cited this site
  • site-guided navigation 0%
  • 2xx rate 100%
  • done_big_detour
COMPAREFULL

Evidence

  • outcome success · verdict full
  • the final answer cited this site
  • site-guided navigation 100%
  • 2xx rate 100%
  • done_unaided

WebMCP — what the site declares about itself

Not checked

This audit ran with the WebMCP check switched off. That does not mean there are no tools — it means we did not look. Turn on "Check WebMCP" when re-auditing.

Act-stage check (nothing submitted)

Checks whether an agent could fill in the forms and press the buttons, up to the point of pressing. No form was submitted, nothing added to a cart, nothing paid. Report only; not scored.

The act stage was not checked in this audit.

Per-task results

TaskVerdictOwn-site shareRequest successFollowed guidanceCited own site
fees & ratesFull100%100%100%Yes
am I eligibleFull100%100%25%Yes
get supportFull100%100%100%Yes
find a branchPartial100%100%100%Yes
create an accountFull100%100%67%Yes
refund policyPartial50%100%50%Yes
find a documentPartial100%100%100%Yes
contact a humanFull100%100%0%Yes
latest noticePartial100%100%0%Yes
compare two optionsFull100%100%100%Yes

About this report

Measured
9/10/2026, 9:49:23 PM GMT+9
Engine
Gemini · gemini-2.5-flash · HTTP

This is what AI agents could do on the site at the time above, measured by actually using it. It is not a verdict on the site or the company, and the result can change when the site does.

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