A meeting has a price. Meter shows it.

Meter is a meeting-cost meter. While a call is running, it shows one live running total for the time spent on it. The total is built from the confidential pay range each person has on file, using the midpoint of the range, so the room sees a single number instead of anyone's salary. It works with Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, phone calls, and in-person meetings, on Mac and Windows.

The desktop bar runs beside a call and does not join the meeting. Everyone in the room sees the same total through a browser extension or a share link. After the call, each meeting's price lands in a workspace, so a team can see what the week cost, which meeting ran long, and where the hours went. Nothing is ever charged to the people in the meeting: Meter reports what time costs, it does not bill for it.

Meter is built for managers, founders, and teams who decide how much time to spend in meetings. It suits small companies that want an honest view of meeting load without turning it into surveillance, because pay ranges stay with whoever administers them and only the midpoint is used in a total.

Meter is made by Swan Pyrotechnics in Bermuda. Swan Pyrotechnics builds and sells the product, handles subscriptions, and supports the people who use it. Payments are processed by Stripe.