cron-job.org
A free web-based cron job scheduling service that executes websites and scripts at scheduled intervals, from minute-by-minute to once a year. Provides scheduled execution of websites and scripts with features including execution history, status notifications, SSL expiry notifications, status pages, REST API, and multi-factor authentication.
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How cron-job.org compares
cron-job.org scores 40 out of 100, 18.2 points below the 58.2 average across the 406 tools we have scored.
Where cron-job.org is behind what most tools already do:
- llms.txt published, and 96% of scored tools already do this (337 of 351).
- Official Python SDK, and 81% of scored tools already do this (317 of 392).
Where cron-job.org fails alongside almost everyone, which is the industry gap rather than a mark against this product:
- OpenAPI / spec quality, where only 13% of scored tools do this (50 of 392).
- Response examples provided, where only 13% of scored tools do this (51 of 392).
- Errors and status codes documented, where only 13% of scored tools do this (52 of 392).
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