reversa-pricing-estimate

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

Updated Jun 26, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/RLuf/fzagent --skill reversa-pricing-estimate-rluf
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Skill: reversa-pricing-estimate
Source: https://github.com/RLuf/fzagent/tree/main/.agents/skills/reversa-pricing-estimate
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/RLuf/fzagent --skill reversa-pricing-estimate-rluf

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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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 billing profile with feature size metrics to produce three deterministic pricing scenarios side by side. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Three pricing scenarios: Computes Effort (hours x rate + tax reserve + markup), Value (10-30% capture of declared annual value), and Market Range (hourly benchmarks by country and seniority) with deterministic formulas. - Structured outputs: Writes estimate.md and estimate.json following a fixed template and JSON schema, with atomic writes and backup rotation on recalculation. - Guided decision support: Compares the three scenarios and generates Portuguese-language guidance on which price floor or reference to use. - Use Case: After defining your billing profile and sizing a feature like a Pix payment integration, run this Skill to get a defensible price range in BRL with effort, value, and market perspectives before sending a proposal. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to calculate the price for the active feature using the reversa pricing estimate workflow after the profile and size steps are done.

Frequently Asked Questions about reversa-pricing-estimate

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

Run this Skill after creating a billing profile and sizing the feature. It computes three scenarios: Effort (hours by complexity class times hourly rate plus tax reserve and markup), Value (10-30% of declared annual value), and Market Range (benchmark hourly rates by country and seniority).

What inputs does the pricing estimate require?▼

It requires profile.json from the pricing profile step and size.json from the pricing size step for the active feature. If either is missing, the Skill fails with a message telling you which prerequisite command to run first.

Which countries are covered by the market benchmark scenario?▼

Version 2 of the market table covers Brazil, the United States, Portugal, and Mexico with hourly rate ranges per seniority level. For other countries, the Market scenario is marked unavailable with an explanatory note.

Can I bill in a foreign currency with this pricing workflow?▼

Yes. If the profile defines billing_currency and exchange_rate_to_local, the Skill keeps primary values in the local currency and adds equivalent values in the billing currency, showing the manual exchange rate used.

What happens if I recalculate an existing estimate?▼

The Skill compares timestamps against the profile and size files, warns if they are newer, and asks for confirmation. On confirmation, the old estimate.md and estimate.json are renamed with a timestamped .bak suffix before writing new files.