Simple pricing based on your needs

Free for everyone while in beta. No sign-up, no credit card.

Schedify Cloud

Free during beta

$0/month

Hosted scheduling with nothing to run. No payment required.

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Features include:

  • 1,000 events per month
  • Rate limit: 1 request per 10 seconds
  • RESTful APIs
  • Schedule up to 6 months ahead
  • 50 bytes max payload
  • No sign-up or API key needed
  • 1-day log retention
  • Email support
  • Webhook signature (HMAC-SHA256)
  • Automatic retries with exponential backoff

Schedy

Self-hosted

$0/open source

Prefer to run it yourself? Schedy is our open source, self-hostable task scheduler.

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Highlights:

  • Open source
  • Self-hostable on your own infrastructure
  • Ultra-lightweight HTTP task scheduler
  • Built for custom automation needs

FAQs

What is Schedify?

Schedify is a webhook scheduling platform that allows you to schedule HTTP requests to be sent at specified times. It’s perfect for task automation, delayed notifications, and time-based workflows.

What is a webhook?

Webhooks are a common name for HTTP callbacks, and are a way for services to notify each other of events. Webhooks are part of a service’s API, though you can think of them as a sort of “reverse API”. When a client wants to make a request to a service they make an API call, and when the service wants to notify the client of an event the service triggers a webhook (“a user has paid”, “task has finished”, etc.).

How does Schedify work?

You provide a webhook URL, the payload, and the time you want it to be triggered. Schedify takes care of securely storing, scheduling, and dispatching the webhook exactly when needed.

Is there a free tier?

Yes! Schedify is currently free for all users while in beta. The free tier includes 1,000 scheduled events per month and access to all core features.

How do I authenticate with the API?

You don’t need to. Send a single POST request and your task is scheduled — no sign-up or API key required. Every scheduled task gets its own webhook secret so you can verify that deliveries really come from Schedify.

What if my webhook fails to deliver?

Schedify retries failed deliveries automatically with exponential backoff.