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See the real cost of your meetings tick up in real time. Set your team size and salary, and never waste another hour again. Every meeting has a price tag. Most teams just never see it. Meeting Cost Ticker makes the invisible visible by showing a live, real-time cost counter during your Google Meet and Zoom calls. Set your team size, average annual salary, preferred currency, and view mode once, and the extension calculates how much each meeting is costing as time passes. As soon as a supported meeting starts, a small on-screen ticker appears and updates every second. You can drag it anywhere, minimize it, or dismiss it for the current session. When the meeting ends, Meeting Cost Ticker shows a summary with the total duration, total cost, and your personal share of the cost. Features: • Live meeting cost ticker for Google Meet and Zoom • Real-time per-second cost calculation • Company mode and freelancer mode • Draggable, minimizable on-screen widget • End-of-meeting summary view • Weekly meeting stats and recent history • Multi-currency support • Optional ROI rating for completed meetings Why use it: • Make meeting costs visible to your team • Build awareness around time spent in calls • Reduce unnecessary meetings • Understand the real cost of internal collaboration • Create better habits around planning and focus Privacy: Meeting Cost Ticker works locally in your browser. Your settings and meeting history are stored in Chrome storage on your device/browser profile. No account is required, and the extension does not run a developer backend that collects your meeting data. Supported platforms: • Google Meet • Zoom Web
Apr 21, 2026
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