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Cron Monitor v1.0.0

Watch WP-Cron: list scheduled events, see what is overdue, check cron is running and run any event now.

No credit card for the trial. Pro from $3.25/mo, billed annually. 14-day money-back guarantee.

WordPress runs scheduled jobs (publishing scheduled posts, backups, emails, update checks, shop clean-ups) with WP-Cron. When WP-Cron stops, nothing tells you: the jobs just quietly stop happening. Cron Monitor shows you every scheduled event, which ones are late, and whether WP-Cron is running at all.

Free

$0 forever

  • Cron health check
  • Overdue events list
  • Site health test
Download free

Cron Monitor Pro

$39 per year, single site

Everything in Free, plus:

  • Email/slack/webhook alerts
  • Run history
  • External trigger key
Try Pro free for 14 days

Screenshots

Tools > Cron Monitor: the health summary and the list of scheduled events with "Run now"
Tools > Cron Monitor: the health summary and the list of scheduled events with "Run now"
Pro: alerts by email, Slack and webhook, with watched hooks
Pro: alerts by email, Slack and webhook, with watched hooks
Pro: test alert results, the external trigger URL and the run history
Pro: test alert results, the external trigger URL and the run history

Pro pricing

One licence covers updates and support for a year. Pick the number of sites you run it on.

Single site

$39/year

$3.25 per month, billed annually

Buy Single site

5 sites

$78/year

$6.50 per month, billed annually

Buy 5 sites

25 sites

$156/year

$13.00 per month, billed annually

Buy 25 sites

Checkout and licensing run on Freemius, our merchant of record. 14-day money-back guarantee. Prices in USD; any applicable tax is shown at checkout.

Requirements

WordPress 6.4 or newer (tested up to 7.1), PHP 7.4 or newer. Works with the block editor and the classic editor.

Installation

  1. Download the free version or start the Pro trial above. Freemius emails you the zip and, for Pro, your licence key.
  2. In WordPress go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, choose the zip and activate it.
  3. Pro: paste the licence key when the plugin asks for it, or later under the plugin's Account screen.

Stuck? Open a support ticket and include your WordPress and PHP versions.