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Convert prices into work hours. Enter your hourly wage to see what any price costs in time, on every website you visit. WageSlav3 shows you the true cost of everything you buy — in hours of your life. When you browse online, prices are just numbers. WageSlav3 converts those numbers into something more real: time. Instead of seeing "$50", you’ll see: $50 (2h) — meaning it costs you 2 hours of work based on your wage. This simple shift helps you make more intentional decisions about spending. What it does: - Automatically detects prices on websites like Amazon and many others - Converts prices into time based on your hourly wage - Displays the result inline next to the price (e.g., “(2h 15m)”) - Works passively while you browse — no extra steps required Why install it: - Understand the real cost of purchases in terms of your life - Reduce impulse buying by adding meaningful context to prices - Build awareness around spending habits - Make smarter financial decisions effortlessly How it works: 1. Enter your hourly wage in the extension 2. Browse the web as usual 3. See time equivalents automatically appear next to prices Privacy: - No tracking of browsing activity beyond what’s needed to detect prices - No selling of personal data - Your wage information is stored locally on your device Who it’s for: - Anyone who wants to be more mindful with money - People trying to save or reduce unnecessary spending - Users curious about the real trade-off between time and money
Jun 1, 2026
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