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I want to decide whether Cronitor (cronitor.io) is the right tool and which plan to pick.
Below is what the StableMRR pricing directory read from Cronitor's own pricing page (last checked 2026-10-30). It can be out of date, so treat it as a starting point.
Category: Developer tools / Monitoring and observability
What it does: Developer monitoring service for cron jobs, background workers, websites, APIs and heartbeats with alerts and status pages.
Free trial: 14 days
Plans:
- Hacker: Free. Limits: Monitors 5, Status pages 1, Included subscribers 50, Dashboard users 1, Fastest check frequency 5 minutes, Web analytics events free 100,000. Includes: Email and Slack alerts, Basic status page, Cron, heartbeat, website, API monitoring, Web analytics and errors
- Business: $2/mo per monitor. Limits: Fastest check frequency 30 seconds, Status pages 1, Included subscribers 500, Dashboard users $5 /mo per user, Web analytics events free 100,000. Includes: All 11 alert integrations, SMS and on-call alerts, 12 month data retention, Unlimited API requests, SAML SSO add-on
- Enterprise: Contact sales. Limits: Monitors Custom, Status pages Unlimited, Included subscribers Unlimited, Dashboard users Custom, Fastest check frequency 30 seconds. Includes: Custom features, Custom integrations, Dedicated engineer, Priority support, Flexible invoice billing
Alternatives in the directory: AgentGov, ActivityProof, Adadot, Adversemonitor
Pricing page: https://cronitor.io/pricing
Directory listing: https://stablemrr.com/p/cronitor-io
First ask me three short questions about my team size, budget and what I need it for. Then recommend one plan, tell me what could make it a bad fit, and compare it with the alternatives. Finish with what I should check on the vendor's site before I pay.