A Chrome extension that shows the combined salary burn of everyone in the room, ticking up in real time. Let's see how long "quick sync" lasts.
Drag the sliders. The meter does what your calendar never tells you — and shows what trimming time is worth.
You can't manage what you can't see. Put the number on the screen and meetings get shorter, tighter, and fewer — on their own.
A visible ticker is a gentle nudge. "Quick sync" actually stays quick when everyone can see it hit $600.
One company-set average rate × headcount. No one types individual pay, no PII, nothing leaves the browser.
Trimming 15 minutes off a daily standup of 8 people can free six figures a year. The calculator above proves it.
On Google Meet it counts heads for you. Everywhere else, a one-tap +/- keeps it accurate.
Meet, Google Calendar, Teams, and Zoom on the web. Install once, it just shows up.
End a call and drop a "this meeting cost $412" card into Slack. Funny, honest, and weirdly effective.
Add it to Chrome and enter your team's average fully-loaded salary. That's the whole setup.
A draggable cost meter appears on Meet, Calendar, Teams, or Zoom. Headcount auto-fills on Meet.
The number climbs live. End early, cut the invite list, or kill the recurring slot. Save the difference.
When the call ends, get a clean itemized receipt you can share. It turns "that felt long" into a number the whole team remembers — and it spreads the tool for you.
＋ Get the extensionWhen the number is on the screen, behavior changes fast. Here's the pattern teams see after a few weeks with MeetBurn.
A weekly all-hands ran long every time. With the cost on screen, the organizer trimmed the invite list and the slot.
≈ 70% cheaper per meeting
Seeing the per-minute burn turned rambling updates into a tight 10-minute round.
≈ $34,000 saved / year
Moved to async once the team saw a 30-minute call was costing $300 a pop.
2 of 3 calls eliminated
The live ticker fixes meetings in the moment. The dashboard fixes meeting culture — turning every call into data your finance team can act on.
Watch meeting cost fall week over week, and prove exactly how much tighter meetings saved the business.
Your priciest standing meetings, ranked. The easiest six-figure savings hiding in plain sight on your calendar.
See how your meeting cost compares to typical teams — the context that turns a number into a board-level decision.
The live meter is free forever. Upgrade when you want company-wide rates, receipts, and savings reports.
Install the free extension, or get on the list for team reports: weekly meeting-cost rollups, recurring-meeting leaderboards, and per-team rates.
No. It never tracks individuals, never sees real salaries, and stores nothing on a server. It's a culture-and-efficiency nudge built on one company-wide average rate — the same number finance already uses.
Never. You set a single average fully-loaded cost per employee. Cost = that rate ÷ working hours × the number of people on the call.
Nowhere. Settings live in your browser via Chrome's storage. No accounts, no servers, no pay data transmitted.
Google Meet, Google Calendar, Microsoft Teams (web), and Zoom (web). Headcount auto-detects on Meet; elsewhere it's a one-tap adjust.
The live meter is free forever. Team features — calendar sync, weekly cost reports, and per-team rates — are a paid upgrade for managers and ops.