Schedule HTTP requests. Get email alerts when they break. Free for 5 jobs. $9/mo for everything else.Schedule any HTTP request, get a beautiful log of every run, and get emailed or Slack-pinged the moment a job fails — or silently never runs at all. Heartbeat detection + retries, indie-priced at $9/mo. Free tier, 30-second setup, no DevOps degree required.

Hey Product Hunt 👋

I'm the solo dev behind Cronmint. I built it because every cron tool I tried was one of two things: free but stuck in 2003 (cron-job.org), or genuinely great but priced for a DevOps team I am not (Cronitor at $49, Dead Man's Snitch, etc.). There was no nice middle for indie devs.

So Cronmint is the cron monitor I wanted for my own projects:

• Paste a URL, pick a schedule, done — 30 seconds, no YAML, no install. • A log you'll actually read — every run, with response times, status codes, and error bodies. 90 days of history on Pro. • Alerts that reach you — email + Slack the moment a job fails. • Catches the silent failures — heartbeat / missed-run detection, so you find out when a job never ran at all, not just when it errors. This is the part the cheap tools skip. • Retries with backoff when your endpoint has a bad moment.

Free tier is 5 jobs, no card. Pro is $9/mo for 50 jobs, 1-min intervals, Slack, heartbeats, and retries — an impulse price on purpose.

It's a solo operation, so I'd genuinely love your feedback — what's missing, what's confusing, what would make you actually use it? A programmatic API is the most-requested thing on my roadmap; tell me if that's you.

Thanks for taking a look 🙏 — Roops