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Cronitor

Cronitor builds five monitoring tools for developers: cron, uptime, heartbeats, status pages, and analytics.

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Berkeley, CA, US
Founded
2014
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Official pages and third-party coverage in one index.

cronitor.io·24 items across 20 mapped pages · Crawled Oct 2, 2026·

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Product

6 pages
  1. Cron Job Monitoring for AI Agent Runs/cron-job-monitoring

    Cron job monitoring for scheduled tasks and AI agent runs. Track every execution and get instant alerts when jobs fail or don't start on schedule.

  2. Cronitor Customers/customers

    100,000+ developers. Millions of jobs. Zero silent failures. From one-person startups to Fortune 500 infrastructure — Disney, GOV.UK, Monzo, monday.com — Cronitor watches the software your business depends on.

  3. Heartbeat Monitoring for Services, Devices and AI Agents/heartbeat-monitoring

    Heartbeat monitoring for software, services, devices and AI agents. Declare how often you expect a beat, send one HTTPS request when the work is done, and get alerted the moment the expected evidence of life stops arriving.

  4. Hosted Status Pages/status-pages

    Keep customers informed with hosted status pages that open and resolve incidents automatically from your Cronitor monitors.

Blog

6 pages
  1. Crontab environment variables/guides/cron-environment-variables

    Learn how to use environment variables in your crontab, as well as the common variables that cron itself supports

  2. Debugging cron jobs/guides/cron-troubleshooting-guide

    Learn about common ways that cron jobs can fail, and how you can address each one.

  3. Developer Guides - Learn best practices for monitoring modern web applications./guides

    Learn about monitoring the core parts of your web application - webpages, APIs, cron jobs and daemons.

  4. How to save cron job output to a log file/guides/how-to-save-cron-job-output

    Learn how to capture and save cron job output to a log file

Pricing

1 page
  1. Cronitor Pricing/pricing

    Cronitor pricing: start free with 5 monitors, or pay only for what you use — $2/mo per monitor and $5/mo per user, with a 14 day free trial and no minimums.

Comparison

2 pages
  1. Jams Workload Automation/directory/jams-workload-automation

    Looking for a cron alternative? Learn about JAMS Workload Automation. Find the right job scheduler for your next project.

  2. Visualcron/directory/visualcron

    Looking for a cron alternative? Learn about Visual Cron. Find the right job scheduler for your next project.

About

1 page
  1. About/about

    Cronitor builds monitoring tools for developers who care about reliability. Learn how the company started and what we build today.

Contact

1 page
  1. Help/help

    Find Cronitor documentation, getting-started help, product demos, service status, and direct support from our team.

Homepage

1 page
  1. Homepage/

    Monitoring made for developers. Monitor AI agents, cron jobs, websites, APIs, and everything in between — with instant alerts when something breaks.

Privacy

1 page
  1. Privacy/privacy

Terms & Conditions

1 page
  1. Terms/terms

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1 page
  1. cronitor.io/

    Monitoring made for developers. Monitor AI agents, cron jobs, websites, APIs, and everything in between — with instant alerts when something breaks.

Coverage

3 items
  1. cronitoriogithub.com/cronitorio

    GitHubRepository owner

  2. Early Sales for Developer-Facing Startupstango.vc/p/early-sales

    Founder August Flanagan discusses Cronitor in a recorded working session on early sales for developer-facing startups. Cronitor is bootstrapped, has about 500 customers and roughly $28K in monthly recurring revenue, and grows around 5% month over month while processing 30 million daily pings without outbound sales.

    Oct 2020 · Tango.vcNews article

  3. Identifying a Simple Problem and Growing a Solution to $6000/moindiehackers.com/post/identifying-a-simple-problem-and-growing-a-solution-to-6000-mo-tJMLmuIK8usPzDSgcsyw

    August Flanagan discusses how Cronitor reached about $6,000 in monthly revenue with co-founder Shane Harter roughly three years after starting the company. The conversation covers the bootstrapped business’s growth, its history with a free plan, and a 2017 price increase.

    Feb 2017 · Indie HackersNews article