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Show real-time cost of your Google Meet and Zoom calls. Meeting Cost Timer shows the real-time dollar cost of your Google Meet and Zoom calls. The moment you join, a small floating widget displays a live total — participants × hourly rate × elapsed seconds — and ticks every second. When the call ends, you get a summary with the final cost, duration, and a notes field, plus a one-click screenshot for sharing. Why install it: • Make wasted meeting time visible. A 30-minute meeting with 6 people at $120/hour costs $360. Most teams never see that number. This extension puts it front and center. • Decide faster. When everyone in the call can see the cost climbing, conversations get tighter, agendas matter more, and "this could have been an email" becomes obvious in real time. • Keep a private log. Your last 10 meetings are stored locally with cost, duration, participants, and your notes. Useful for retros, 1:1s, or just personal awareness. • Share the wake-up call. The summary modal supports a one-click screenshot — perfect for the team Slack or LinkedIn. Features: • Works on Google Meet (meet.google.com) and Zoom Web Client (*.zoom.us/wc/*) • Floating, draggable widget — drag once, position is remembered • Hide/show toggle so you can focus when you need to • Configurable hourly rate and currency (USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, VND) • Per-meeting notes with a built-in template (decisions, action items, blockers) • Local meeting history (last 10) viewable in the options page • End-of-call summary modal with screenshot + clipboard copy Privacy: • 100% local. No backend, no account, no telemetry, no tracking. • Stores only: your hourly rate, currency, widget position, and the last 10 meeting summaries — all in chrome.storage on your device. • Does not read meeting audio, video, chat, or attendee identities. Participant counts come from visible UI elements only. • Uninstalling the extension deletes all stored data. Made for individual contributors, managers, and finance-curious humans who want fewer, shorter, more deliberate meetings.