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Overall, I am currently only up to the start of Driftwood (level 9), so I would need to play at least one whole playthrough to get a good sense of how much the current upgrading prices are off throughout the game. But I think your decision to make the upgrading price the equivalent of buy price is sound. The question is how to determine that equivalent price. What I can stress for now is that you have to incorporate at least three fundamental assumptions into that theoretical equivalent price: 1) you will have maxed Bartering starting at Driftwood (Ifan has 6 at level 9 for me, and I get another Civil Talent point available at next level), and 2) you will have +100 attitude with the seller you will buy and re-sell; and 3) you will sell obsolete gear. It seems like what you have done is to make the upgrading price the equivalent of the buy price if 1) you had nothing in Bartering, and 2) you had 0 attitude with the seller, and 3) you are not selling obsolete gear. That is not how the game works in practice, and that is why I am seeing the huge disparity where it is much cheaper for me to buy new gear than upgrade.
Ah, ok. So the price disparity is not due to Bartering/Attitude? In that case, based on level may be a better solution.
Arriving at Driftwood at level 9, I bought a legendary weapon for 1747 from the Dwarf in the Undertavern. I can resell it to him at 399 - which means that the real price of the tiem is 1348.
Jeanne, however, will polish it for 2500 (!) - meaning that it takes almost twice as much to upgrade as buying the actual item (when re-sell price is included).
And keep in mind that this is for a legendary item; since Jeanne does not distinguish between item tiers, she will take 2500 for a a mere epic item as well.
Even with heavy stealing, I suspect that this mod won't be playable without a money cheat. And I do not mean a little push but something like over a million gold cheat, and I am not sure if this is something I want to do just to be able to use this mod.
So I think you really have to reduce prices dramatically. I do not know anything about Divinity 2 modding to know what can be done precisely, but I hope something drastic can be done.
Also, check out Lady Cassandra's mod: Uniques at Level 1. What goes together better than chocolate and peanut butter? Dahlia and Jeanne ... most uniques in the game plus the ability to level them up! https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1364879444