Timer for Google Meet

Keep the speaker timer separate from Google Meet.

The speaker opens the stage link. The producer runs the countdown and private cues from a separate control link.

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RunCue

Choose who needs to see the timer.

RunCue works beside Google Meet. It does not install in Meet or access your Google account or participant data.

Compare timers

Choose the setup that matches who needs to see and control the timer.

Comparison of webinar timer options
TimerSpeaker visibilityProducer controlCue contextBest for
Google Meet TimerEvery participantHost or co-host on the webCountdown and sound notificationA shared timer in Meet
Timer and AgendaShown inside Google MeetInside Google MeetCountdown presets and agenda timersAgenda timing in Meet
RunCue browser roomSeparate stage and audience linksSeparate control linkPrivate producer cue cardsProducer-led presentations

Sources: Google Meet Timer help and Timer and Agenda on Google Workspace Marketplace.

Use RunCue with Google Meet

Set up the speaker and producer views before rehearsal.

Create a RunCue room in your browser
Send the stage link to the speaker
Keep the control link with the producer

Built for

Google Meet hosts, remote presenters, communications teams, and webinar producers.

Pricing

Try the live workflow for 15 minutes.

Pro

Keep the room active with every template and custom branding

$19/mo
Team

Pro plus white-label displays

$49/mo
Open 15-minute trialNo card required. The trial locks after 15 minutes. Paid plans renew monthly until canceled.

FAQ

Using RunCue with Google Meet

Does Google Meet have a timer?

Yes. Google documents a Timer that hosts and co-hosts can start and control on the web. Every participant can see it after it starts.

Why use RunCue beside Google Meet?

Use RunCue when the speaker needs a separate countdown and the producer needs separate controls and private cues.

Can other participants control the Google Meet Timer?

Google says the host or co-host manages the Timer when host controls are on. If host controls are off, any participant can manage it.

Does RunCue connect to my Google account?

No. RunCue runs in a separate browser window and does not access your Google account or participant data.

Is there a trial?

Yes. The 15-minute trial includes the live timer, separate role links, cues, Reset, and segment editing before the room locks.

Get started

Rehearse the timer before your next Google Meet presentation.

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