Find the number.Then know it’s defensible before you send it.
Live web search pulls current competitor and market pricing. Four Claude Skills draft a recommended quote with its reasoning shown. Then a deterministic engine grades it — QUOTE-READY, SHORE UP, or DON’T QUOTE — with a gate that forces DON’T QUOTE on any fabricated benchmark or any price under your own margin floor.
AI will hand you a confident price — and a made-up benchmark to justify it.
Mark the soft signals; set price, cost, and floor. The gate does the rest.
Tap a signal to cycle 0 → 1 → 2; edit price, cost, and floor; flip the benchmark flag. The soft score sets the band, but a fabricated benchmark or a price under your floor forces DON’T QUOTE no matter how high the score. You supply the numbers — nothing is invented. Grades a quote, not a person. Not financial advice.
A zero-dependency engine returns the identical verdict from your marks and numbers.
PRICING & QUOTE DEFENSIBILITY -- read as of 2026-07-04
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Enterprise tier — renewal 100 QUOTE-READY
margin 600 vs floor 400 fix first: Market sourcing & recency
SMB onboarding package 100 DON'T QUOTE [gate: fabricated benchmark]
margin 600 vs floor 300 fix first: Fabricated benchmark
Agency retainer — Q3 78 QUOTE-READY
margin 1100 vs floor 900 fix first: Competitive claim substantiation
Starter plan — discounted 60 DON'T QUOTE [gate: below floor]
margin 70 vs floor 100 fix first: Below-margin-floor price
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BATCH ROLLUP: PULL A QUOTE
Fix first: Starter plan — discountedThe SMB quote scores a perfect 100 on all four soft signals and still reads DON’T QUOTE — one benchmark is fabricated. The Starter plan scores 60 but its margin of 70 is under the 100 floor, so it reads DON’T QUOTE too. The soft score alone would have sent both. The gate is the point.
Three rules keep a quote honest.
You supply price, unit cost, and your floor. Market signals are found live and cited. The engine invents no number and applies no markup rule.
A fabricated benchmark or a below-floor price forces DON'T QUOTE regardless of how well the quote is written. Fix the one thing; the gate releases.
The Python engine, the Excel workbook, and this page's demo run the identical score, the identical floor math, and the identical gate, byte-for-byte.
A defensibility working aid — not a price-setter, and not financial advice.
- Live scouting of current competitor and market pricing.
- A drafted quote with the reasoning from inputs to number shown.
- A reproducible QUOTE-READY / SHORE UP / DON’T QUOTE read.
- A gate that catches fabricated benchmarks and below-floor prices.
- Not a price-setter — you supply cost and floor; it invents no number.
- Not an industry-multiplier tool — no baked-in markup.
- Not a score of any person — it grades a drafted quote, an artifact.
- Not an autopilot — it sends and commits nothing.
Not financial advice. This System is a defensibility working aid. It grades a drafted price/quote recommendation — an artifact — from your own numbers and marks; it sets no price, applies no industry multiplier, connects to nothing on its own, and scores or ranks no person. Competitive and savings claims can carry FTC substantiation obligations; keep every comparator real and cited. You review and send.
Anyone who puts a number in front of a buyer and has to defend it.
- · Founders quoting custom or enterprise deals
- · Agencies and consultants scoping retainers
- · Sales leads pricing against live competitors
- · Operators using AI to draft quotes at speed
- · Anyone burned by a confident, made-up benchmark
- · Teams that need the number defensible, not just fast
Find the number here; defend it there.
The honest answers.
No. Live web search finds current competitor and market pricing signals, and the four Claude Skills draft a recommended number with its reasoning shown — but you supply your unit cost and your own margin floor, and you confirm every mark. The engine grades whether the drafted recommendation is defensible enough to put in front of a buyer. It invents no number and applies no industry multiplier.
A fabricated benchmark or a below-floor price. If any comparator or market figure in the recommendation is invented or unverifiable, the quote reads DON'T QUOTE no matter how well-written it is — a number resting on a benchmark you can't stand behind isn't quotable. And if (price − unit cost) is under your margin floor, it reads DON'T QUOTE — a quote that loses money isn't a quote. Both override the soft score; fix the benchmark or raise the price to release the gate.
Because the score can't see those two failures. In the shipped sample, an SMB onboarding quote scores 100 on all four soft signals — sourced, substantiated, transparent, complete — and still reads DON'T QUOTE because one benchmark is fabricated. A Starter plan scores 60 but its margin of 70 is under the 100 floor, so it too reads DON'T QUOTE. The gate is the whole point: it catches the local failures a good average hides.
The engine computes (price − unit cost) and compares it to the floor you set, with a relative-epsilon boundary: exactly at the floor passes, a cent under fails. You enter the three numbers; the engine does the arithmetic and never applies a markup rule of its own. Nothing is baked in.
Upstream. This Studio finds the number and defends it before it goes out. Once a quote is QUOTE-READY, the AI-Assisted Pricing-Change Defensibility Kit defends a published price change, Should I Raise My Prices? is the raise decision, and the Margin Leak Auditor checks realized margin on booked deals. Find the number here; defend it there.
No to both. It's a defensibility working aid that grades a drafted recommendation — an artifact — from your own numbers and marks. It scores no person, sends and commits nothing, and makes no financial recommendation. Competitive and savings claims can carry FTC substantiation obligations, so keep your comparators real and cited. Not financial or legal advice.
Quote fast.
Quote something you can defend.
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Not financial advice. A defensibility working aid that grades a drafted quote from your own numbers. It sets no price, applies no industry multiplier, sends nothing, and scores no person. Competitive and savings claims can carry FTC substantiation obligations — keep your comparators real and cited.
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