Cron Monitor v2.0.0
See what every WordPress cron job did, get alerted when one fails or stops, and clean up duplicate and leftover events.
Tags / wp-cron
47 WordPress plugins tagged “wp cron”. Every result links to a crawlable PlugIndex profile.
See what every WordPress cron job did, get alerted when one fails or stops, and clean up duplicate and leftover events.
See every WP-Cron job's status, schedule, and run history at a glance — debug failures, catch overdue jobs, and trigger any hook manually.
A WordPress plugin to easily adjust the frequency of cron jobs with a user-friendly interface.
Run WP-Cron on a real schedule. Scheduled posts, emails and backups run on time, even when nobody visits your site.
Dead-man-switch monitoring for WP-Cron: a site heartbeat plus start, success and fail pings per event. Get alerted when scheduled jobs stop running.
Run WP-Cron on a fixed schedule instead of on page views – set up in two minutes, with a safe fallback and an optional heartbeat.
Cron job monitoring for WordPress. Know when a WP-Cron job fails, misses its run, or dies on a PHP fatal, with the error and an email alert.
Watches WP-Cron: records every scheduled event's runs and tells you when one is missed, fails, gets stuck, or runs slow.
Understand your WordPress health, performance, security and WP-Cron status with clear, actionable explanations.
Every PHP error, JavaScript error, failed cron job, failed email and failed update on one screen, explained in plain English, with what changed.
Monitor, manage, and troubleshoot WordPress cron — with execution history, overdue/missed/broken-cron detection, and Action Scheduler visibility.
Automatically recover missed scheduled posts and repost content to Telegram, Discord, Twitter/X, Facebook, Threads, and more.
See what WP-Cron is doing: profile every scheduled task, stop overlapping runs, recover stalled tasks and drive cron from a real scheduler.
Find duplicate, stuck, and suspicious WordPress cron events before they cause support issues.
Customizable autosended (wp-cron) newsletters for each user, using PHP directly on the newsletter (thought to use user_meta).
A lightweight WordPress plugin to view and debug all scheduled WP-Cron tasks.
See all scheduled jobs, catch overdue tasks, run or pause events, and check cron health - lightweight, admin-only, 100% free.
Tells a genuinely stuck WP-Cron apart from a quiet site that simply had no visitors -- instead of crying wolf, or saying nothing at all.
Securely view and manage scheduled WordPress cron events from Tools -> SP Cron Viewer.
One click to verify that WP-Cron is working correctly on your WordPress site
Seeing "past-due actions found; something may be wrong"? This tells you which plugin caused it, why the queue stopped, and how to fix it.
Manage dated reminders for teams and send notification emails a configurable number of days before each reminder date.
WordPress's built in cron system is clever, but notoriously unreliable.