Time Well Spent — See prices in hours has approximately 483 recorded users on Chrome Web Store, ranking #1972 of 3,853 tracked listings.
Rating: 3.20 / 5 from 19 ratings
About Time Well Spent — See prices in hours
Replace all prices with time based on your hourly wage.
This extension replaces prices on all shopping websites (Amazon, eBay, Target, etc...) with how many hours you would have to spend working to make enough money to pay that price. This is calculated based on your hourly wage after state and federal taxes. (Idea Credit: Aaron Z. Lewis)
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Time Well Spent — See prices in hours users on Chrome Web Store, last 90 days: 483 users as of Oct 19, 2026.
7/30/90-day growth
Time Well Spent — See prices in hours users growth on Chrome Web Store: 7-day growth unavailable, 30-day growth unavailable, 90-day growth unavailable.
Ranking history
Time Well Spent — See prices in hours Chrome Web Store ranking history: currently #1972 (by users).
Ratings over time
Time Well Spent — See prices in hours ratings on Chrome Web Store, last 90 days: 19 ratings as of Oct 19, 2026.
Listing placement
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