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How do I cancel Cronitor?
Cancel Cronitor from the account settings page: use the subscription cancellation control, or ask customer support to cancel. It takes about 2 minutes, and access remains available through the end of the already paid billing cycle. Cronitor promises a full refund for any reason during the first 60 days; outside that, fees are generally non-refundable.
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Monitoring for cron jobs, heartbeats, websites, APIs, real user activity and status pages. This guide covers every place the subscription can live - the website and team plans - plus what happens to refunds, pausing and your data afterwards.
Step-by-step instructions
Cancel from account settings or contact customer support.
Sign in to Cronitor and open the account settings page. The live billing FAQ identifies account settings as the cancellation location.
Use the subscription cancellation control in account settings. Cronitor also permits cancellation through customer support.
Verify that renewal is stopped. Access remains available through the end of the already paid billing cycle.
Cronitor documents billing access as an Administrator capability. User and Read-only roles cannot access billing.
Enterprise uses flexible invoice billing. Check the signed contract and contact support for any invoice-specific notice requirement.
Billing is an Administrator capability. Check Enterprise contracts for invoice-specific notice terms.
Tick a step to keep your place - nothing is stored. Tap a step to tick it off - nothing is stored.
Where people go after Cronitor
Cronitor has no fixed list price to compare against - these are the tools people move to, each with a verified cancellation guide.
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Checkly Checkly Starter plan $24 / month No one pays for a spot here - the cheapest option simply goes first, the Switch button goes straight to the provider, and every card links to our own verified guide.
Not cancelling today? Put it in your calendar.
Tell us when Cronitor renews and download a calendar reminder that lands two days before, with this guide and the direct cancellation page inside. Nothing is stored - the file is yours.
Refunds, downgrades, pausing and your data
Four questions people ask before they cancelCronitor's live signup page promises a full refund for any reason during the first 60 days. Outside that guarantee, subscription fees are non-refundable except where required by law, although support may grant a case-by-case refund.
Cronitor says customers can switch plans at any time and offers a free Hacker plan. Its public pages do not document the exact downgrade controls or when a move to Hacker takes effect.
No paid-subscription pause option is documented. Pausing an individual monitor is a product control and does not cancel subscription billing.
Cronitor may retain information while the account is active and as needed for service, legal obligations, disputes and agreements. Deleted information may persist with providers and in backups for a reasonable period. Privacy erasure requests can be emailed to support.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I cancel Cronitor?
Cronitor says to cancel from the account settings page. Its terms also allow cancellation through customer support.
Does Cronitor access stop immediately?
No. The terms say access remains available through the end of the paid billing cycle.
Can I get a Cronitor refund?
The live signup page offers a full refund for any reason during the first 60 days. Outside that guarantee, fees are generally non-refundable.
Can I pause Cronitor instead?
No subscription pause is documented. Pausing monitors is not the same as pausing billing.
What happens to deleted Cronitor data?
Deleted information may remain with third-party providers and in backups for a reasonable period, and some records may be retained for legal obligations.
Did these steps still work?
Manually verified on 8 Aug 2026, based on official documentation. If Cronitor changed something, telling us takes one click - a human re-checks every report.