Cron Job Every 10 Minutes

A 10-minute cron interval runs 6 times per hour, providing regular updates without excessive resource usage. The expression `*/10 * * * *` executes at minutes 0, 10, 20, 30, 40, and 50.

Cron Expression

crontab syntax
*/10 * * * *
*/10
minute
*
hour
*
day (month)
*
month
*
day (week)

This expression runs every 10 minutes. That's 6 times per hour or 144 times per day.

Common Use Cases

Standard uptime monitoring
Report generation
Email queue processing
Social media posting
Backup verification

How It Works

1

Enter your endpoint URL

Paste your webhook URL, API endpoint, or any HTTP(S) address you want to call.

2

Test your request

We'll send a test request to verify your endpoint responds correctly.

3

Create your cron job

We'll call your endpoint every 10 minutes automatically. No server required.

Why Use CronUptime?

No Server Required

Schedule cron jobs without managing infrastructure. We handle execution at the edge.

Reliable Timing

Built on Cloudflare Workers for 99.9%+ uptime. Your jobs run on time, every time.

Frequently Asked Questions

The cron expression for every 10 minutes is */10 * * * *. This runs your task at minutes 0, 10, 20, 30, 40, and 50 of every hour - a total of 6 times per hour or 144 times per day.
Yes, 10 minutes is a reasonable interval for most uptime monitoring needs. It catches outages within a reasonable timeframe while not overloading your endpoints with requests.

Quick Reference

Cron Expression:

*/10 * * * *

Human Readable:

every 10 minutes

Try it now - Free

Create a cron job running every 10 minutes. No sign-up required.

The URL that will be called. You can also paste a curl command here.

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