price-check

Compile QuickBooks revenue and COGS into product profitability and pricing scenario tables.

Updated May 20, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/paywhereb/paywhere-claude-plugins --skill price-check
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Skill: price-check
Source: https://github.com/paywhereb/paywhere-claude-plugins/tree/main/paywhere-smb/skills/price-check
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/paywhereb/paywhere-claude-plugins --skill price-check

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

It helps owners understand product profitability and the financial impact of pricing changes without guessing.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Margin-by-product baseline: Pulls QuickBooks revenue and COGS/direct costs, optionally cross-checks booked revenue against Paywhere cash inflow, and flags products below a 20% margin risk threshold.
  • Three pricing scenario views (data only): Models hold-current, price-increase (with volume-loss assumptions), and price-decrease (with volume-gain assumptions) outcomes and includes break-even volume calculations.
  • Customer messaging brief: For price-increase scenarios, drafts a plain-language communication with multiple message options and suggested timing/channel.

Quick Start

Run the price-check skill to generate the margin table and the three pricing scenario data tables for either all active products or a specified product.

Frequently Asked Questions about price-check

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I analyze product profitability using QuickBooks revenue and COGS data?

To analyze product profitability, the Skill compiles QuickBooks revenue and COGS inputs into margin tables, optionally cross-checking booked revenue against Paywhere cash inflows to flag products below a 20% margin threshold.

How do I model pricing scenarios with volume impact assumptions?

Modeling pricing scenarios involves generating hold-current, price-increase, and price-decrease data tables that apply volume-loss and volume-gain assumptions, including break-even volume calculations to project financial outcomes.

What is the best way to calculate break-even volume for a price increase?

Calculating break-even volume for a price increase is handled by applying volume-loss assumptions to the new price point to determine the exact sales quantity required to maintain current revenue levels.

Do I need QuickBooks data to run a margin analysis?

Yes, QuickBooks revenue and COGS data is required to run a margin analysis. The profitability calculations depend on these inputs, while Paywhere cash inflow data is optional for reconciling booked revenue.

Can scenario planning tools automatically update my product prices?

No, scenario planning with this tool must avoid recommending or updating any prices. It generates data-only tables and drafts communication briefs to support manual pricing review decisions.

How do I draft customer messaging for a price increase scenario?

Drafting customer messaging for a price increase scenario produces a plain-language communication brief with multiple message options and suggested timing and channel for delivery.