reversa-pricing-estimate

To estimate software feature pricing for a sales proposal, you need a billing profile and feature size inputs. This generates deterministic effort, value, and market pricing scenarios to provide credible side-by-side pricing ranges.

Value-based pricing for software features uses your declared monthly return or cost of not doing the work to generate a value capture-based price range. It optionally includes a payback explanation within the final estimate.

Effort-based pricing calculates a deterministic price range from complexity class, seniority normalization, hourly rate, approximate taxes, and project markup. It combines these inputs to generate structured proposal estimates.

Market benchmark pricing derives an hourly range by country and seniority, then multiplies it by the effort hours range. It uses dataset-based availability with fallbacks to calculate the final estimate.

Yes, running a pricing estimate requires local state files including profile.json and size.json. The process reads output folder and active feature requirements from Reversa state files without external web calls.

Software pricing estimates generate estimate.md and estimate.json files locally. These outputs capture the three-scenario ranges without requiring external web or service calls.