• Getting Started
• Frequently Asked Questions
• API Documentation
• IP Addresses
• Integrations
• Changelog
• Tutorials

Why was my cron job disabled?

Your cron job will fail when your web server is down/unreachable, or it returns an HTTP status code other than 2xx (200 - 204).

When your cron job fails 100 consecutive times, we will back off linearly:

• After 100 consecutive failures, we remove the next queued execution.
• After 101 consecutive failures, we remove the next 2 queued executions.
• After 102 consecutive failures, we remove the next 3 queued executions.
• ...

Queued executions with payload won't be removed.

In the free plan, cron jobs will be disabled after 150 consecutive failures.

---

Need help? Reach out to support@fastcron.com - we're happy to help.