Not Quite My Tempo: Buy vs Skip (Agency PR Review Add-On)
IF your agency already runs client work inside GitHub and wants a per-pull-request review layer that posts line-by-line comments within about a minute, THEN Not Quite My Tempo is worth a sandbox trial on Fletcher Pro, where 200 review credits a month run on Fletcher's keys and reviews on your own Gemini key never consume credits. IF clients need white-labeled review output or a non-GitHub review surface, THEN skip it, because Fletcher branding stays visible in PR comments and the analysis engine is fixed to Google's Gemini API.
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Not Quite My Tempo: Buy vs Skip (Agency PR Review Add-On)
“IF your agency already runs client work inside GitHub and wants a per-pull-request review layer that posts line-by-line comments within about a minute, THEN Not Quite My Tempo is worth a sandbox trial on Fletcher Pro, where 200 review credits a month run on Fletcher's keys and reviews on your own Gemini key never consume credits. IF clients need white-labeled review output or a non-GitHub review surface, THEN skip it, because Fletcher branding stays visible in PR comments and the analysis engine is fixed to Google's Gemini API.”
- Client delivery happens in GitHub repos and pull requests, so the ~1 minute review cycle lands directly in the workflow engineers already use
- You can set up a Gemini API key under the client's own account, since reviews on your own key never use credits and keep usage costs inside the client's billing
- The engagement is a retainer add-on to an existing dev relationship, matching the $1,800 Starter offer with roughly 16 hours of setup for a single repository
- Repos carry AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md guidelines and dependency manifests that Fletcher can read for context-aware feedback, raising review relevance
- A .fletcher.json can encode severity threshold, intensity, tone, and ignore globs per client repo, so one agency template adapts across accounts
- The client wants review comments under their own brand, which fails because Fletcher branding appears in pull request comments and the interface cannot be white-labeled
- Engineering work sits in GitLab, Bitbucket, or a non-GitHub pipeline, since GitHub is the only review surface
- The client insists on a specific LLM provider other than Gemini, because the analysis engine cannot be swapped
- You would sell it as a standalone product rather than an add-on, since the model works best for shops already embedded in client development workflows
- Per-workspace pricing across many small client accounts makes the economics hard to justify without a bundled retainer line
More on Not Quite My Tempo
- StrategyWhy Not Quite My Tempo Is a Retainer Add-On, Not a Standalone Agency Product
- ConceptNot Quite My Tempo Retainer Fit Matrix
- Evaluation RuleNot Quite My Tempo Rule: Bill It Only Where the Client Owns the Gemini Key
- Failure PatternThe Not Quite My Tempo Retainer Trap: Billing Clients for Reviews Nobody Reads
- Implementation BlueprintNot Quite My Tempo PR Review Retainer Setup (5-7 days)
- Operating ProcedureNot Quite My Tempo Client Repo Onboarding (.fletcher.json Setup) (Onboarding)