- What can I schedule with Crontap?
- Any HTTP endpoint. If it accepts a GET, POST, PUT, PATCH or DELETE, Crontap can hit it on a schedule. That includes your own APIs, cloud functions, webhooks from Zapier, Make, n8n and IFTTT, cache-warming endpoints, payment retries, AI agents, scheduled notifications and more.
- Does Crontap support cron syntax?
- Yes. You can schedule with classic cron expressions (5-field or 6-field with seconds), and you'll see the next upcoming runs as you type. If crons aren't your thing, you can also schedule in plain English like "every 15 minutes" or "every weekday at 09:30".
- How is Crontap different from Zapier's built-in Schedule trigger?
- Zapier's Schedule trigger caps out at hourly intervals on free plans and doesn't expose true cron syntax. Crontap gives you minute-level intervals, full cron expressions, custom headers and payloads, per-schedule timezones and detailed logs. You can point Crontap at a Zapier webhook to get the best of both worlds.
- Can I get notified when a scheduled call fails?
- Yes. Crontap retries failed calls, logs every attempt with status code and duration, and can push notifications to Slack, Discord, Telegram, email or any custom webhook via the Integrations panel on each schedule.
- Do I need to know how to write cron expressions?
- No. Crontap ships with templates for the most common patterns (hourly, daily, weekdays, monthly, etc.) and a human-readable scheduler so you never have to write `0 */4 * * *` unless you want to. If you do want to, we have a free cron expression debugger at tool.crontap.com/cronjob-debugger.
- What happens to my schedules if a call takes longer than expected?
- Crontap enforces a sensible timeout per request. If a call exceeds it, the run is marked as failed and (if configured) your failure integrations fire. Your next scheduled run is unaffected - overlapping runs are handled cleanly so one slow call won't stack up duplicate jobs.
- Is there a free tier?
- Yes. The free tier includes 1 schedule, hourly intervals, email notifications and up to 100 log entries. Pro unlocks unlimited schedules, minute-level intervals, unlimited webhook integrations and 1,000 log entries starting at $3.25/month when billed annually.