External Cron
Replace visitor-triggered WP-Cron with a real system cron for predictable, near-real-time queue processing.
WP-Cron fires only when someone visits the site — if traffic is low or the site is idle, queued webhooks sit unprocessed. External Cron provides two dedicated URLs you point your system cron at directly, removing the visitor dependency entirely. Activates automatically on license activation with no manual crontab setup required.
Queue endpoint (20 s – 1 h interval)
Processes only the webhook delivery queue — nothing else. Because it does minimal work, it can safely fire as often as every 20 seconds. Configure anywhere from every 20 seconds up to once per hour depending on how responsive webhook delivery needs to be.
Full WP-Cron endpoint (60 s – 1 h interval)
Runs the full WordPress scheduler — all registered cron events including the webhook queue. Configure it anywhere from every 60 seconds to once per hour depending on how responsive other scheduled tasks need to be. Use this if you want one cron job to cover all WordPress background work.
Activation
Both endpoint URLs are generated automatically when the Pro license is activated. They appear in the External Cron tab in wp-admin — copy the URL and add it to your server's crontab or any external scheduler (e.g. cPanel cron, GitHub Actions, uptime-kuma, n8n schedule trigger).