Terms of Service

Cronevra schedules recurring HTTP GET and POST requests, records each execution, and emails you when a job starts failing or recovers. It does not run your code, execute scripts, or do anything other than make web requests and report the result.

You may only schedule requests to endpoints you own or are authorised to call. Specifically, you must not use Cronevra to:

• send traffic to a system you do not control or have permission to call, including load testing, stress testing or denial-of-service against third parties;
• scrape, enumerate, brute-force credentials, or probe for vulnerabilities;
• relay, proxy or anonymise traffic in order to disguise its origin;
• distribute malware, illegal content, or anything that violates another party's rights;
• evade the limits below, including by creating multiple accounts.

Cronevra independently refuses requests to private networks, loopback and link-local addresses, and cloud metadata endpoints. That is a safety limit, not a substitute for you having permission.

We may suspend a job or an account that breaches this section, and for a clear and ongoing breach we may do so without notice.

Each plan sets a number of active jobs, executions per billing period, a minimum interval, a retention window, a retry count and a request timeout. These are enforced by the service.

When you reach a limit, nothing is deleted. New jobs are prevented at the job limit, and executions are skipped — and recorded as skipped, so you can see it — once the period allowance is used. Everything resumes when the period resets.

Cronevra has no subscription of its own. It is included with your Evra plan, sold and billed by Evra, and one plan covers every Evra product. Payments, invoices, upgrades, downgrades and cancellations are all handled there and governed by Evra's terms.

If your subscription lapses, your jobs are not deleted and none of them are switched off. They keep running, but on the free plan's allowances: the shortest interval the free plan permits becomes the floor, so anything scheduled more often than that runs at that floor instead; retries and request timeouts drop to the free limits; and once the free plan's monthly execution allowance is used up, further runs are recorded as skipped until the period resets. Everything stays configured, and resubscribing restores it with no further action.

We aim to execute every job at its scheduled time and to record every execution accurately. We do not guarantee a specific uptime figure, and we do not offer a service level agreement.

Cronevra is a monitoring and scheduling tool, not a guarantee that your task ran. A missed window is not backfilled: if the service is unavailable when a job is due, that run does not happen and is not replayed later. Do not use Cronevra as the only safeguard for something where a missed execution causes irreversible harm.

The service is provided as-is. To the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for indirect or consequential loss arising from a job that did not run, ran late, or ran more than once.

Your jobs, secrets and execution history are yours. We access them only to operate the service or when you ask us to help with a problem. We do not sell them, and we do not use them to train anything.

You can delete your jobs at any time and close your account through Evra. We may terminate an account for a breach of the acceptable use section, or if required by law.

Questions about these terms: contact@cronevra.com.