CronWorks schedules your HTTP requests and shell commands, watches every run, and pings you the second something breaks. No servers to babysit.
Everything you would otherwise wire up with a crontab, a monitoring script, and three cron-died-at-2am incidents — in one place.
Hit any URL with GET/POST, custom headers, cookies, and basic auth — or run a real shell command on the box.
Point-and-click the schedule or drop a raw expression. See the next run times before you save.
Email the moment a job fails — or after every run. Attach the response body so you know why, instantly.
Every execution logged with status code, duration, and output. Success and fail trends over 31 days and 12 months.
Mark a run failed unless the response matches your pattern. Stop after X runs or on a stop date, automatically.
Group jobs by project, set queue priority and timeouts, and run bulk actions across dozens at once.
No agent to install, no server to provision. Point CronWorks at what you need run and walk away.
Paste a URL or a shell command, give it a title, and drop it in a category.
Build the schedule visually or type the cron expression. Preview every upcoming run.
CronWorks executes on time, logs the result, and alerts you the instant anything fails.
Start on the free plan forever. Upgrade only when your jobs outgrow it.
Down to every minute on higher plans. Each plan sets a minimum interval — the free plan runs as often as every 15 minutes, paid plans go lower.
Yes, on plans where shell jobs are enabled. You can run any command the server allows, with full output captured in the log.
You get an email within seconds — with the status code and a slice of the response body — so you can see exactly what broke without logging in.
Yes. Pay with MTN or Orange Mobile Money via Fapshi and MeSomb, or submit a manual payment proof for admin approval. Everything is invoiced in your currency.
Yes — a free plan is assigned automatically at signup, with no card and no time limit. Upgrade only when you need more jobs or shorter intervals.
Set your jobs once. CronWorks runs them on time, keeps the logs, and tells you the moment something is wrong.
