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Schedulers 3.1/10

Web-based cron job service that triggers HTTP/webhook requests on a schedule with execution logs and email alerts.

EasyCron scores 3.1/10 for free value in Schedulers. The main constraint: Free plan: 200 executions per day with a 20-minute minimum interval, 5-second timeout, and 10 execution logs/predictions retained.

Category Schedulers Kind Hosted cron job scheduler Caveats Free plan expires monthly and must be manually renewed; 20-minute minimum interval, 5-second timeout, and no failure-log retention, Slack/webhook notifications, custom HTTP, or regexp matching (paid only). Renewal monthly Card required No Eligibility anyone

Free value score

3.1 / 10
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Overall 3.1/10
value = 3.1/100
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Run value 1.2/10
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Reliability 3.5/10
value = 3.5/100
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Workflow fit 7.1/10
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Key metrics

6.0K/mo Run quota Uses stated run/message/execution quota when present; otherwise a conservative floor.
3.0/hr Granularity/reliability Derived from minimum interval with conservative reliability adjustment.
8 Workflow/runtime alerts, cron, failure, history, http, logs, timeout, webhook
200 runs Cron jobs
20 min Min interval
6K/mo Executions ~6,000/mo
10 logs Run history
4.8 s Job timeout

What you get

200 executions per day at no cost with a clean web UI

Cron-expression, fixed-interval, or manual scheduling for any HTTP URL

Execution tracking with logs, predictions, and email notifications

No credit card required to start the free plan

Limitations

  • 200 executions per day

    Free plan is capped at 200 EPDs (executions per day); the daily allowance resets each day.

  • 20-minute minimum interval

    Cron jobs on the free plan cannot run more frequently than once every 20 minutes.

  • 5-second execution timeout

    Each cron job request is aborted after 5 seconds; long-running endpoints will be cut off.

  • 10 execution logs & predictions

    Only the 10 most recent execution logs and schedule predictions are retained.

  • 10 KB logged output

    Only the first 10 KB (head & tail) of each cron job response body is saved.

  • 100 MB response receive cap

    Cron job can receive up to 100 MB of response data per execution.

  • Free plan expires monthly

    The free plan expires every month and must be renewed to keep cron jobs running.

  • No failure-log retention

    Retaining failure logs is a paid-plan feature; not available on the free plan.

  • No custom HTTP configuration

    Customizing HTTP method/headers/body for requests is restricted to paid plans.

  • No Slack or webhook notifications

    Slack and webhook notifications are paid-only; the free plan offers email notifications only.

  • No regexp matching

    Regular-expression matching of cron job responses is a paid-plan feature.

  • No subusers

    Subuser/team accounts are not available on the free plan (enterprise plans only).

Sources

cron scheduler webhooks http automation monitoring
Open service Source ← All Schedulers