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See how much your online meetings really cost: a live taximeter for Meet, Zoom, Teams and Webex. What do your meetings really cost? TaxiMeeter shows you — like a taxi meter, running live while the meeting goes on. Set your annual salary and working hours, and TaxiMeeter turns every minute of video calls into money. Nothing to start or stop: it automatically detects when you're in a meeting and begins counting. HOW IT WORKS • Automatic meeting detection on Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Webex • The meter runs on its own: open the popup and watch today's cost tick up in real time • The toolbar icon shows today's accumulated minutes at a glance WHAT YOU'LL SEE • Today's cost and time, with your calculated hourly rate • Weekly, monthly and yearly totals, in both time and money • Today's meeting breakdown: how long each one lasted and what it cost • Full history with a 7-day chart and a daily table with totals • CSV export to analyze your data anywhere • Optional notification when you pass 2 hours of meetings in a day MAKE IT YOURS • Configurable gross annual salary and yearly working hours • Currency: EUR, USD, GBP, MXN, JPY or a custom symbol • Available in English and Spanish FULLY PRIVATE • All data is stored only on your device • No accounts, no sign-up, no servers — the extension sends nothing to the internet • Minimal permissions: it only reads tabs on video call domains TaxiMeeter is free. If you find it useful, you can support its development by buying me a coffee right from the extension. ☕ Next time someone says "this could have been an email", you'll have the exact number.
Jul 4, 2026
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