Cron Monitoring with
Anomaly Detection

Saturn uses Welford's algorithm to calculate incremental mean and variance for each cron job. When a job's runtime deviates 3+ standard deviations from its baseline (Z-Score analysis), you get alerted—even if the job technically succeeded. This catches performance degradation before complete failure.

Traditional monitors only tell you pass/fail. Saturn's statistical anomaly detection catches slowdowns before they become failures. We also offer health scoring (A-F grades), MTTR/MTBF analytics, native Kubernetes Helm charts, and a WordPress plugin for bulk wp-cron management.

Use our Helm chart: helm repo add saturn https://charts.saturnmonitor.com && helm install your-monitor saturn/saturn-monitor --set saturn.token=YOUR_TOKEN. The Go sidecar automatically reports job status with zero code changes. Deployment takes under 60 seconds.

Yes! Our WordPress plugin is designed for agencies managing hundreds of sites. Install the plugin, add your API token, and monitor all wp-cron jobs from one dashboard. Bulk management, health scoring, and anomaly detection included.

Saturn integrates with Email, Slack, Discord, and webhooks. You can configure multiple channels per monitor, set up escalation rules, and customize alert thresholds. All alerts include incident context with acknowledgment and resolution workflows.

We have three tiers: Free (5 monitors, 3 team members), Pro ($19/month for 100 monitors, 10 members), and Business ($49/month for 500 monitors, unlimited members). Annual billing saves 20%. All plans include anomaly detection and core features.