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Meeting cost by role

What an hour in a meeting costs for 19 common jobs, from US government wage data. Pick a role for its own calculator and priced example meetings.

What one person’s time costs

Per person. Add up everyone in the room for a meeting’s cost.

RoleMedian annual payPer hour1 hour weekly, per year
Chief executives$213,990$102.88$5,350
IT managers$175,140$84.20$4,379
Marketing managers$166,790$80.19$4,170
Financial managers$166,570$80.08$4,164
Lawyers$159,670$76.76$3,992
HR managers$149,280$71.77$3,732
Sales managers$148,270$71.28$3,707
Software developers$135,980$65.38$3,400
Information security analysts$129,180$62.11$3,230
Data scientists$120,230$57.80$3,006
Operations managers$105,770$50.85$2,644
QA testers$104,300$50.14$2,608
Project managers$102,320$49.19$2,558
Management analysts$101,860$48.97$2,547
Accountants$83,680$40.23$2,092
Marketing specialists$78,760$37.87$1,969
Sales representatives$72,080$34.65$1,802
Graphic designers$62,960$30.27$1,574
Customer service representatives$44,770$21.52$1,119
All US jobs$50,980$24.51$1,275

Where these figures come from

Median annual wages from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 national estimates, released 15 May 2026. Each hourly rate is the annual figure divided by 2,080 working hours. Wages only: benefits and overheads would add to every figure. For your own team’s salaries, use the meeting cost calculator.

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