Cron Job Every 20 Minutes

A 20-minute interval provides 3 executions per hour at minutes 0, 20, and 40. This is useful when 15 minutes is too frequent but 30 minutes is too sparse.

Cron Expression

crontab syntax
*/20 * * * *
*/20
minute
*
hour
*
day (month)
*
month
*
day (week)

This expression runs every 20 minutes. That's 3 times per hour or 72 times per day.

Common Use Cases

Moderate frequency updates
Batch processing
External API polling
Report aggregation
Content refresh

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 20 minutes automatically. No server required.

Why Use CronUptime?

No Server Required

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Frequently Asked Questions

The cron expression for every 20 minutes is */20 * * * *. This runs at minutes 0, 20, and 40 of every hour - three times per hour or 72 times per day.
Use 20-minute intervals when you need regular updates but 15 minutes would create too much load, and 30 minutes would be too infrequent. It's a good middle ground for API polling with rate limits.

Quick Reference

Cron Expression:

*/20 * * * *

Human Readable:

every 20 minutes

Schedule every 20 minutes

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