Meeting Price Tag
See what your meetings really cost, ticking up in real time
What it does
Meeting Price Tag is a free real-time meeting cost calculator. Enter attendees and average salary (or hourly rate), hit Start, and watch the dollar cost of your meeting tick up every second. Get a shareable summary with cost per minute and per person. 8 currencies, dark/light mode, 100% private (runs entirely in your browser, no signup, no data collected), plus a free embeddable widget for your own site, wiki, or intranet.
Calculate the real cost of your meetings in real-time. See how much money burns every second your team sits in a meeting.
Track the real-time price tag of your meetings and make every minute count. Most meeting costs come from people attending "just in case." These tools fix that: Every meeting has a hidden price tag. When you gather five employees earning $75,000 a year for a one-hour meeting, you're spending roughly $180 in salary costs alone — and that doesn't include lost productivity, context switching, or the opportunity cost of what those people could have been building instead. Our calculator uses a simple but revealing formula: it takes the number of attendees, converts their compensation into a per-second rate (based on 2,080 annual working hours), and ticks up in real time as your meeting runs. The…from meetingpricetag.com
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