reversa-pricing-estimate

Generates three side-by-side feature pricing scenarios from billing profile and size metrics.

Updated Mar 23, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/Helcio-Nogueira/Painel_Inteligente_Hackaton_2026 --skill reversa-pricing-estimate-helcio-nogueira
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Skill: reversa-pricing-estimate
Source: https://github.com/Helcio-Nogueira/Painel_Inteligente_Hackaton_2026/tree/main/.agents/skills/reversa-pricing-estimate
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Helcio-Nogueira/Painel_Inteligente_Hackaton_2026 --skill reversa-pricing-estimate-helcio-nogueira

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What problem does it solve? Freelancers and agencies struggle to price software features consistently, often guessing a single number without grounding it in effort, client value, or market rates. This Skill combines a saved billing profile with the active feature's size metrics to produce three deterministic pricing scenarios side by side. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Three-scenario estimation: Produces Effort (hours x rate + tax reserve + markup), Value (10-30% capture of declared annual value), and Market Range (hourly benchmarks by country and seniority) scenarios. - Deterministic formulas: All calculations follow documented v2 formulas with seniority normalization, currency conversion support, and schema-validated JSON output. - Guided decision support: Generates Portuguese-language guidance comparing the scenarios, plus a mandatory disclaimer about tax and market data limitations. - Use Case: After running the profile and size skills for a Pix payment feature, a Brazilian freelancer invokes this Skill to get an estimate.md and estimate.json showing Effort at 4,800-12,000 BRL, Value at 2,400-7,200 BRL, and Market at 3,200-16,000 BRL, with a recommendation on which scenario to anchor the proposal. ## Quick Start Type /reversa-pricing-estimate after running the pricing profile and size skills to generate the three-scenario price estimate for the active feature.

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How do I estimate a price for a software feature?▼

Run the pricing profile skill to capture your rate, tax factor, and markup, then the size skill to classify feature complexity, then invoke this estimate skill. It outputs three scenarios: Effort, Value, and Market Range, written to estimate.md and estimate.json.

What pricing models does this feature estimation support?▼

It supports three deterministic scenarios: effort-based pricing from hours and rates, value-based pricing capturing 10-30% of declared annual client value, and market-range pricing from hourly benchmarks by country and seniority.

Which countries are covered by the market benchmark table?▼

Version 2 covers Brazil, the United States, Portugal, and Mexico with hourly rates per seniority level. For other countries, the Market scenario is marked unavailable with an explanation, while Effort and Value scenarios still work.

What happens if the pricing profile or size file is missing?▼

The skill fails with a clear message telling you to run /reversa-pricing-profile or /reversa-pricing-size first. It never fabricates missing inputs and validates size schema version, warning if the older 1.0 formula was used.

Does the value-based scenario require client financial data?▼

Yes, it asks three interview questions about monthly return, impacted users, and cost of not doing the feature. If both monetary answers are zero, the Value scenario is marked unavailable rather than producing a fabricated number.