Hours — what things really cost

A price tag tells you dollars. It doesn't tell you the truth. The truth is hours — the ones you traded at work to earn the money, and the ones you'll never get to spend on anything else. Hours puts that truth back on the page. Set what your time is worth, and every price you browse gets a small gold tag showing what it really costs you: not $1,200, but 30 hours of your life. Hover the tag and the full story opens: If the money grew — the same dollars, invested and left alone, charted at 10, 20, and 30 years. The quiet cost of spending instead of keeping. If the hours were yours — those hours translated into the life they could hold instead: novels you'd read, calls with the people you love, unhurried dinners, walks with your dog, free evenings, miles on foot. Each one measured, so you can feel the trade at a glance. Make it yours in one click — drop in a name, your dog, how long your calls run, the return you'd expect — and the ledger speaks your language. Built to stay out of the way: Works on any store, blog, or checkout page One toggle to pause it whenever you want prices to just be prices Reads beautifully anywhere — it can't be broken by a site's styling Your data never leaves your device. Hours has no account, no tracking, and no servers. Your wage and settings live only in your browser. That's the whole deal. Some hours are worth spending. This just helps you know which ones.