Benchmark - Upload a fintech proposal & see if the price is fair

Hey PH! Bruno here from Cumbuca. I'll be direct: financial infrastructure pricing in Brazil is broken. We see this every day working with fintechs. A small fintech receives a commercial proposal from a BaaS provider or payment processor. The pricing looks reasonable — but they have absolutely no way to benchmark it. Is R$0.15 per Pix transaction a good deal? What about R$2,500/month for SCR access? There's no Glassdoor for infrastructure pricing. No public benchmarks. No transparency. And that information asymmetry has created a market where some companies charge 5-10x what others charge for the exact same service. So we built this tool. Upload any commercial proposal for financial infrastructure (BaaS, OFaaS, payment processing, credit, etc.) as a PDF. Our AI extracts every line item and compares it against our database of 150+ products and 660+ data points from real market proposals. You get a clear, color-coded report: - 🟢 Green: fair market price - 🟡 Yellow: above average — you might be able to negotiate - 🔴 Red: you're significantly overpaying Important details: - No login required. We only ask for an email if you want to download the PDF report. - The data comes ~70% from proposals shared externally by partners and ~30% from historical sources. We do NOT include Cumbuca's own proposals in the comparison dataset. - But if you upload a Cumbuca proposal? It gets analyzed like any other. We believe transparency is more important than protecting ourselves. This tool exists because we think everyone deserves a fair price. If more companies can negotiate better deals, more businesses become viable, more people get access to financial services. The pie grows for everyone. This is part of Cumbuca Launch Week — we're shipping 5 tools this week to make Brazil's financial ecosystem more accessible. We'd love to hear from you: - Have you ever been surprised by a fintech infrastructure quote? What happened? - Is pricing transparency a problem in your industry too, or is this uniquely bad in Brazilian fintech? - What types of proposals would you like to analyze that we don't cover yet?