Cron jobs that don't make you cry.
Schedule any HTTP request. Get a beautiful log of every run. Get emailed — or pinged in Slack — the moment something breaks. Built for indie devs who'd rather not babysit cron.
Up and running in 30 seconds. Cancel anytime.
30-second setup
Paste a URL. Pick a schedule from a dropdown. Done. No YAML, no DevOps, no install.
Email alerts that actually arrive
When a job fails, you get an email with the status code, response body, and a link to the logs. No silent failures.
Logs you'll actually read
90 days of execution history with response times, error messages, and retry counts. Searchable. Beautiful.
Why not just use…?
The honest comparison. We're not the cheapest. We're the nicest to use.
| Cronmint | cron-job.org | Cronitor | Heroku Sched. | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Modern UI | ||||
| Email alerts on failure | ||||
| Configurable retries | ||||
| Custom Bearer auth | $ | |||
| Starts at | $0 | free | $49/mo | $25/mo |
| Free tier | 5 jobs | ∞ (ugly) | 5 jobs | none |
Simple pricing.
Two tiers. Pay for what you actually need.
Free
$0
- 5 jobs
- 24-hour log retention
- 5-minute minimum interval
- Email alerts on failure
- Custom request headers (Bearer auth)
Pro
$9/mo
- Everything in Free
- 50 jobs
- 90-day log retention
- 1-minute minimum interval
- Heartbeat / missed-run detection
- Slack alerts on failure
- Configurable retries with backoff
Start free, then upgrade in one click from your dashboard.
Questions?
- How is this different from Vercel Cron or GitHub Actions schedule?
- Those are great if you only have one project. Cronmint gives you a single dashboard, alerts, and execution history across everything you schedule — and works for any URL, not just routes in one Next.js app.
- What happens if my endpoint is down?
- On Pro, we retry up to 3 times with exponential backoff. Either way, you get an email with the response body and status code so you can debug.
- Can I trigger jobs from my own code via an API?
- Not yet — programmatic API is on the roadmap. For now, manage jobs from the dashboard.
- What about uptime / reliability?
- We run on Vercel's global infrastructure with Postgres on Neon. We aim for ≥99.9% uptime on the scheduler tick. If we miss it badly, we'll tell you.