Cost Of Meeting for Google Calendar

Easily see the average cost of meetings you schedule on Google Calendar.

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By: https://equaltime.io

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Users: 25 ▲ 1

Rating: 4.33 (6)

Version: 1.0.1 (Last updated: 2023-09-11)

Creation date: 2023-09-06

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

identity
identity.email

Size: 76.35K

Email: ki*****@equalicert.com

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

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# 92741 ▲ 1226

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#159 in Communication ▼ 3

#14 in cost keyword 6

#69 in meeting keyword 39 ▲ 1

#119 in google calendar keyword 22 ▼ 3

#215 in zoom keyword 66 ▲ 1

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Equal Time's Cost of Meeting extension lets you easily see the average cost of meetings you schedule on Google Calendar. Try it free today!

By installing the app, you accept our privacy policy ( https://equaltime.io/privacy) and Terms of Use (https://www.equaltime.io/terms )

We also maintain an Equal Time Chrome extension for Google Meet (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/equal-time-for-google-mee/dngdopifpnnjoochjeodonmchkmkdpga) and an Equal Time app for Zoom (https://marketplace.zoom.us/apps/c0dH9vZeSiyqP7bVB-o-0Q). Check them out!

User reviews

I installed it, but it doesn't work and keeps redirecting to the landing page. Also a employee posts links to their app in the comments under similar ones. Not recommended.

Greg G, 2023-11-26

It really helps me in being more productive after meetings and doing followups concisely and clearly. Equaltime helps me to save time and get a lot more out of meetings :)!

Daniel Reese, 2023-09-15

Time = Money! Incredibly helpful for projecting the estimated cost of a meeting, and encouraging me to make meetings shorter and only invite the people who really need to be there.