💰 Create Meeting Cost Calculator with AI

Put a real dollar figure on every meeting before you send the invite, and win back the hours your calendar has been quietly spending on your behalf.
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Meeting Cost Calculator

Put a real dollar figure on every meeting before you send the invite, and win back the hours your calendar has been quietly spending on your behalf.

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Take back your calendar with a number nobody can argue with. Clone the live Meeting Cost Calculator and every invite carries its own price tag: attendee count x loaded hourly rate x duration, calculated as you build the guest list.

The scene this fixes: a standing Thursday sync with eleven people on it, forty-five minutes long, that has not produced a decision since March. Nobody cancels it because nobody has ever seen what it costs. Here it reads $780 a week, $40,560 a year, and the conversation changes in one sentence.

What's Included

  • Live cost formula: Attendees x loaded hourly rate x duration, recalculating as you add or drop a name
  • Role rate table: Loaded rates by role, so the math reflects true cost and not base salary
  • Recurring rollup: Weekly, monthly, and annual cost per standing meeting in Table view
  • Decision-vs-status triage: Tag each meeting as a decision, a working session, or a status read — then sort by cost and see which category is eating your year
  • AI meeting agent: A custom agent reviews your recurring set and names the three worth killing or halving
  • Pre-meeting alert: Automation triggers send the organizer the estimate before the invite goes out

How To Use

  1. Clone the app and fill the role rate table once
  2. Add every recurring meeting on your calendar, with real attendee counts
  3. Sort the annual rollup descending and read the top five out loud
  4. Halve the duration or the guest list on two of them, and re-check next quarter

Bring the survivors a real structure with a meeting agenda template, or capture outcomes in Meeting Notes & Actions.

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