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Still200
Cron job, AI agent, and uptime monitoring for developers
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Still200 watches your cron jobs, APIs, and websites, alerts you by email, Slack or webhooks the moment something fails, and shows the error and dependency. I’d love to hear what you think about the experience and any missing features 🙂
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- Real‑time API and uptime monitoring
- Instant alerts via email, Slack or webhook
- Status page to answer "is it down?"
- Flat pricing, no usage‑based bills
- Simple setup for cron jobs and AI agents
- Real‑time API & uptime monitoring for cron jobs, AI agents and services
- Instant incident alerts via email, Slack, webhook or signed JSON POST
- Flat‑price plan with no usage‑based billing
- Status page to answer "is it down?" before anyone asks
- Simple setup, minimal configuration, clear incident visibility
Still200 monitors cron jobs, scheduled AI agents, APIs and websites, alerting via email, Slack or webhook when they fail.
- for
- Developers and small teams that run scheduled jobs or need uptime monitoring.
- pricing
- freemium
Key features
- Cron & agent monitoring — Tracks scheduled jobs, records start/finish times, detects missed or hung runs.
- HTTP endpoint checks — Pings URLs on a fixed schedule, records latency and status, tracks dependencies.
- Smart alerts with context — Sends a single incident alert with status, error message and failing dependency.
- Webhooks & integrations — Posts signed JSON incident events to custom endpoints, with retries and logs.
- Public status pages — Generates auto-updating status pages showing uptime, health and dependency status.
- Grace period & max duration — Allows a grace window for late runs and flags jobs exceeding a set duration.
Use cases
- Detect when a nightly backup job fails or runs late.
- Monitor an AI agent loop that may silently stop.
- Watch a payment API for degraded latency or dependency failures.
- Provide customers a public status page for service health.
Still200 vs alternatives
 Still200 |  Better Stack |  Pulsetic |  AI-Atlas | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Cron & endpoint uptime monitoring | Uptime monitoring with logs | Security scanning | Website uptime monitoring | AI skill mapping |
| Pricing | Freemium | Subscription | Free | Free | Free |
| DevHunt upvotes | 1 | 0 | 0 | 162 | 64 |
| Launched | Nov 2026 | — | — | Jan 2024 | Oct 2026 |
- Still200 vs Better Stack: Focuses on general uptime, logs and incidents, not specialized cron/agent monitoring
- Still200 vs Trivy: Open-source vulnerability scanner, unrelated to uptime monitoring
- Still200 vs Pulsetic: Simple website uptime checks every 30 seconds, no cron or dependency tracking
- Still200 vs AI-Atlas: AI skill mapping tool, not a monitoring service
Still200 FAQ
How does cron job monitoring work?+
You provide the cron expression and a grace period; the job pings Still200 at start and finish, and missed or failed runs generate incidents.
Is cron monitoring included on the Free plan?+
Yes, both cron and endpoint monitors are included; limits differ by monitor count, interval and history window.
Where do alerts go?+
Email alerts are always sent; Pro adds Slack channel alerts, and all plans can send signed webhook events to custom endpoints.
What happens if I exceed my monitor limit?+
You receive an upgrade prompt; extra monitors are paused if you downgrade, and can be resumed within the new limit.
How often are checks run?+
Free plan checks endpoints every 5 minutes; Pro checks every minute. Cron checks follow the schedule you define.
Summarized by DevHunt from still200.com · Nov 10, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
