Monthly salary ÷ 176 work hours (22 days × 8 hours) gives the raw hourly rate. Multiply by 1.5–2× for the fully-loaded cost covering office, benefits and equipment.
See what a meeting really costs — per minute, per hour and per year — as you type. Add attendees with their hourly rates, set the duration, and watch the money tick up live while the meeting "runs". A reality check for recurring meetings. No account, no server: your salary data never leaves your machine.
One row per person with their hourly cost (salary ÷ working hours, or freelance rate).
Hours and minutes — the cost updates with every keystroke.
Per-minute cost, per-attendee share, and the annual cost if it's recurring.
Start the ticker during the real meeting — a silent, polite guilt machine.
Turn the time you rescued into an invoice — GST/VAT, unlimited line items, print-ready A4.
Open Invoice Generator →| Practice | Why it works |
|---|---|
| Price the agenda | Before accepting a recurring meeting, compute its annual cost. If the agenda item can't justify the price, ask for it async — an email, a Loom, or a document review. |
| Shrink the invite list | Cost scales linearly with attendees. The organizer, decision-maker and one domain expert are usually enough — others get the notes. Cutting 4 attendees to 2 halves the cost instantly. |
| Default to 25 minutes | Meetings expand to fill their slot (Parkinson's law). A 25-minute default instead of 30 cuts annual cost by ~17% with almost no perceived loss of quality. |
| Weekly → fortnightly | Most weekly status meetings work perfectly well fortnightly. Halving the frequency halves the annual cost — the single highest-leverage change you can make. |
| Timebox the ticker | Run the live ticker on a shared screen during long meetings. Watching real money accrue is the politest way ever invented to keep discussions short. |
| Cost the alternative | A ₹500/hr attendee reading a two-page summary costs a fraction of sitting through an hour-long meeting. Async isn't lazy — it's arithmetic. |
Monthly salary ÷ 176 work hours (22 working days × 8 hours) gives the raw hourly rate. For the fully-loaded cost, multiply by 1.5–2× to cover office space, benefits and equipment — that's the number a meeting actually burns.
No. You type the rates, they stay in your browser tab, and nothing is stored or transmitted. Close the tab and the data is gone — which is exactly what you want when handling salary information.
Monthly salary ÷ 176 work hours (22 days × 8 hours) gives the raw hourly rate. Multiply by 1.5–2× for the fully-loaded cost covering office, benefits and equipment.
No. Everything runs in your browser — nothing is transmitted or stored. Close the tab and the data is gone.
Per-meeting cost × frequency. A weekly one-hour meeting with four people at ₹500/hr costs ₹2,000 a session — about ₹1,04,000 a year.
Yes — Start Live Ticker accrues cost per second from the attendee rates. On a shared screen, it keeps meetings remarkably short.