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Distraction Cost

Track time spent on distracting websites and calculate the financial cost of your distractions.

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Size166KiB
Languages1English (United States)
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Distraction Cost – Track Time Wasted and See What It’s Costing You

What if every distracted minute had a price tag?

Distraction Cost is a productivity-focused Chrome extension that tracks how much time you spend on common distraction websites—like YouTube, Reddit, X, Instagram, and Facebook—and shows you the real-world money you could be earning instead. If you have other website you often find yourself distracted on your can add them to the distraction list as well.

Whether you're a freelancer, student, or remote worker, this extension helps you stay mindful of your time and make smarter decisions.

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