Meeting Cost Calculator Builder

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Meeting Cost Calculator Builder

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Build me a meeting cost calculator. Keep a record for every recurring meeting with its name, day, duration, frequency, and attendee list. Store an hourly rate per role and calculate the cost of a single occurrence, the monthly cost, and the annualized cost. Add a scenario column that shows the same meeting at half the length and with the optional attendees removed. Add an AI agent that reads each agenda and flags attendees with no decision or deliverable attached. Sort everything by annual cost, highest first.

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Meeting Cost Calculator Builder

Price every recurring meeting in real money. Build a live calculator with role rates, annualized cost, and trim scenarios you can clone in seconds.

// the spark catches · intelligence awakens · the answer unfolds

Nine people, one hour, every Monday. Nobody signs off on that spend because nobody ever sees the number. This prompt builds a live calculator that puts a figure on each recurring meeting — salaries in, attendee count in, annualized cost out — so the standing invite either justifies itself or gets shortened.

What's Included

  • Cost model: hourly rate by role, attendees, duration, frequency.
  • Annualized view: what a weekly hour actually costs across a year.
  • Trim scenarios: the same meeting at 30 minutes, or with three fewer people.
  • An AI agent that reads the agenda and flags the attendees who have no decision to make.

How To Use

  1. Open the Meeting Cost Calculator and clone it in about ten seconds.
  2. Load your recurring invites and the role rates behind them.
  3. Sort by annual cost and take the top three to your next leadership meeting.
  4. Re-run it a month after you cut, and keep the receipt.

Pair it with the team meeting agenda so the meetings you keep have a decision attached, and the meeting facilitation guide so they end on time. Set the monthly recap to run itself with a scheduled automation.

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