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Is your cron daemon
failing silently at 3am?

CronPilot.pro schedules your HTTP jobs on a cron expression, monitors every execution, retries failures automatically, and alerts you the moment something goes wrong. No server babysitting required.

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99.8%
Execution accuracy
<1 min
Scheduling precision
2,000+
Developers using CronPilot
$9/mo
vs $89/mo for 500 jobs elsewhere

Everything your scheduled jobs need to run reliably

No cron daemon to configure. No server to keep alive. Just schedule and monitor.

Flexible Scheduling

Full cron expression support. Every minute, daily, weekly, or any custom UTC schedule. Your jobs, your timing.

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Automatic Retries

When your endpoint returns a non-2xx or times out, CronPilot retries automatically. Critical jobs don't just silently die.

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Execution History

Every run logged: status code, response time, retry count, error body. Know exactly what happened and when.

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Failure Alerts

Email and webhook alerts the moment a job fails. Integrate with Slack, PagerDuty, or any HTTP endpoint.

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REST API

Manage cron jobs programmatically. Create, update, delete, and fetch logs via API. CI/CD-friendly.

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Edge-Powered

Built on Cloudflare Workers — globally distributed, sub-millisecond scheduling precision. No single point of failure.

Up and running in 60 seconds

No server config. No crontab syntax debugging. Just paste a URL and a schedule.

1

Create a cron job

Paste your endpoint URL and set a cron expression (e.g. 0 */4 * * *). Add optional headers or request body.

2

We fire it on schedule

CronPilot fires an HTTP request to your URL at the exact scheduled time, every time. Globally, from the edge.

3

Monitor & get alerted

View every execution in the dashboard. Get instant alerts if a job fails. Replay any run on demand.

Developers rely on CronPilot.pro

From side projects to production workloads

"Our nightly invoice generation job was failing silently for weeks. After switching to CronPilot, I got an alert within minutes of the first failure. The execution log told me exactly what went wrong."

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Alex Liu
CTO, B2B SaaS startup

"I moved 12 cron jobs off a self-hosted server to CronPilot. EasyCron wanted $89/mo for that many jobs. CronPilot charges $29/mo and gives me retries and a REST API on top."

JM
Jordan Mills
Freelance developer

"We use the API to spin up and tear down cron jobs as part of our CI/CD pipeline. It's the only managed cron service that made this workflow easy."

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Nina Patel
Platform engineer

Replace a $500/mo DevOps hour with a $9/mo subscription

No hidden fees. Cancel anytime. Free plan available forever.

Free
$0
forever — no credit card
  • 5 cron jobs
  • Hourly minimum interval
  • 7-day log history
  • Email alerts
  • Dashboard access
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Business
$29/mo
EasyCron charges $89/mo for this
  • 500 cron jobs
  • 1-minute minimum interval
  • 90-day log history
  • Email + webhook alerts
  • REST API access
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Enterprise
$49/mo
Unlimited scale, priority support
  • Unlimited cron jobs
  • 1-minute minimum interval
  • 1-year log history
  • Priority support
  • REST API access
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How we compare

More reliability, better price, built on faster infrastructure

FeatureCronPilot.proEasyCronCronitor
Starting priceFree / $9/mo$7/mo (no free tier)$7/mo (limited free)
500 cron jobs$29/mo$89/mo$49/mo
1-min intervals✓ Pro+
Retry on failure✓ Automatic
Webhook failure alerts
REST API
Edge-powered (global)✓ Cloudflare

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from a crontab or task scheduler?
A crontab runs on your server — if the server goes down, your jobs don't run and you don't get notified. CronPilot runs on Cloudflare's global edge, fires HTTP requests to your endpoint on schedule, retries on failure, and sends you an alert. You get observability a crontab can't give you.
What if my endpoint is temporarily down?
CronPilot will retry the failed execution automatically. You'll also receive a failure alert via email or webhook so you can investigate. The full retry history is logged in your dashboard.
Can I trigger database backups or heavy batch jobs?
Yes — point CronPilot at any HTTP endpoint that triggers your job (a Lambda, a Cloudflare Worker, a server route, etc.). CronPilot handles the scheduling and monitoring; your endpoint handles the work.
What cron syntax does CronPilot support?
Standard 5-field cron expressions in UTC (minute, hour, day, month, weekday). Examples: 0 9 * * 1-5 for weekdays at 9am, */15 * * * * for every 15 minutes (Pro+).
Can I manage cron jobs via API for CI/CD?
Yes. The REST API (Pro+) lets you create, update, enable/disable, and delete cron jobs programmatically. Use it to spin up jobs as part of a deploy or teardown jobs when features are disabled.

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