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Calculateur de coût de réunion

Estimez le coût réel d’une réunion selon effectif, salaire et durée.

Default 1.3 ≈ salary + benefits.

Estimated cost

$356This meeting
$1,069Per week at this cadence
$51,300Per year (48 work weeks)

Estimate the true cost of a meeting

This free meeting cost calculator estimates cost from attendees, average salary, duration, weekly cadence, and an overhead multiplier. Use it before you book another recurring forum — or when you need a case for shorter agendas.

Salary alone understates cost. Benefits and fully loaded time matter. The default 1.3 multiplier is a simple stand-in for overhead; adjust it to match your finance norms.

How to read the numbers

“This meeting” is the single-session estimate. Weekly and yearly figures assume the same cadence for 48 work weeks. If the meeting is biweekly, cut the weekly input accordingly.

High cost is not always bad — expensive decisions can be worth it. High cost with no decisions or owners is the problem. Pair this calculator with better agendas and follow-up.

Spend less by closing the loop

Meetings get cheaper when they produce owned outcomes and do not need a redo. MinutesLoop helps teams keep commitments visible until done so you are not paying again to rediscover the same open items.

FAQs

What’s the formula?

Hourly rate = (annual salary ÷ 2,080) × overhead. Meeting cost = attendees × hourly × (minutes ÷ 60).

Is the meeting cost calculator free?

Yes. Estimate meeting cost in your browser with no signup.

Why divide by 2,080?

2,080 is a common estimate of working hours in a year (40 × 52). Adjust salary inputs if your org uses a different basis.

What overhead multiplier should I use?

1.3 is a reasonable default for salary plus benefits. Use your finance team’s fully loaded rate if you have one.

Does this include opportunity cost?

No — only loaded people-time. Opportunity cost of delayed work is extra and usually larger for poorly run meetings.

How do I lower meeting cost?

Fewer attendees, shorter duration, clearer agendas, and follow-up that prevents repeat meetings on the same open actions.

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