RunliantJob alerts
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Do not just ask whether it ran. Verify that the work got done.

It did not run on time.
Or it ran but got the wrong result.

Runliant does not stop when a job says “done.” It also checks result counts, required fields, duplicate runs, duration, and cost. AI jobs can be checked against rules you choose without calling another model.

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✓ The free plan does not expire✓ No platform login needed✓ Connect in about 3 minutes✓ No order, customer, or conversation content

Live operations
LIVE 46 monitors
42Healthy
03Warning
01Incident
99.42%On time
TimeStatusJobFinding
MissedFulfil orders27 minutes late
Cost highAI follow-upSpent $91.40; limit is $40
HealthySync leads to CRM12 leads synchronized

More than a simple “done” message

✓ Counts and required fields↻ Duplicate-run detection$ Duration and cost anomalies✦ Check AI jobs against your rules→ Follow issues through closure
Start with your tool

See how Runliant catches the failure you already worry about.

Read one focused guide before you register. Each page explains what is checked, how to connect it, and what data stays private.

ZAPIER

Zapier silent failure monitoring

Catch missed schedules, empty results, and duplicate runs even when a Zap looks successful.

Read the Zapier guide →
MAKE

Make scenario monitoring

Know when a scenario does not run, never reaches its final module, or returns zero useful results.

Read the Make guide →
01 / See what went wrong

Did it run on time?
Did it return the right result?

Some jobs say they succeeded even when they produced nothing. Runliant also checks for missing results, duplicate runs, unusual costs, and results that do not meet your rules.

01

Did not run

The scheduled time passed, but the job never started.

02

Produced nothing

The job says it succeeded, but created no orders, leads, or records.

03

Ran twice

The same job ran twice and may send, bill, or update something twice.

04

Cost too much

A single run spent more than the limit you set.

05

Returned the wrong result

The job succeeded, but required information is missing or incorrect.

06

AI assistant did not finish

The assistant says it finished, but has no result or stopped after an error.

02 / Start in about 3 minutes

Keep your current tools and accounts.

Connect your existing job once. After that, Runliant checks each run automatically and alerts you only when something needs attention.

STEP 01
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Add a job

Tell Runliant when it should run and what a good result looks like.

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STEP 02
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Connect it once

Follow the guide without moving or rebuilding your existing job.

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STEP 03
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Get a clear alert

When something is wrong, Runliant tells you why.

03 / How to connect

Put one address at the end of your existing job.
No account access or business content is required.

Your Make, Zapier, other automation, or AI job keeps running where it is. Follow the on-screen clicks and copy steps so the job reports its result to Runliant.

01

Copy the receiving address

Runliant creates one address per job. Some tools call it a webhook or URL; the guide tells you exactly where to click and paste it.

02

Report when the job finishes

At the end of each run, the job reports success or failure. You can also include a result count, duration, and cost.

03

Alert me if it is late

Runliant waits for the job according to the time and allowed delay you set. It alerts you only when the job does not report back.

What will you see after it works? The job changes from “Waiting to connect” to “Healthy” after the first real run. Runliant stores only the status and numbers needed for your checks unless you choose to send more.
04 / Animated product demo

Watch a job move from execution to incident notification.

The animation cycles through a healthy run, missed schedule, empty result, duplicate run, and cost limit to show how Runliant validates each report.

Auto-playing · sample data
Healthy runMissed scheduleEmpty resultDuplicate runCost limit
Order sync jobHealthy run
Waiting for scheduled time

Waiting to run

01Schedule09:30 UTC
02Run report—
03Result validation—
04Notification—
The animation uses public sample data. It does not connect to, change, or trigger a visitor's real automations.
Typical use-case examples

Show visitors exactly where Runliant fits into real work.

Typical scenario estimates · for reference

Three common workflows use the same public estimation formula.

These are not customer testimonials and use no invented company names. Time is estimated as jobs × checks per week × minutes per check × 4.33 ÷ 60. Visitors can replace every input with their own data below.

Calculate with your numbers →
01
E-commerce order sync

20 daily jobs, checked 7 times a week for 3 minutes each: about 30.3 hours/month. Monitor missed, empty, and duplicate runs.

02
Automation agency

60 client workflows, checked twice each weekday for 2 minutes: about 86.6 hours/month. Centralize failures and route alerts.

03
SaaS AI jobs

15 AI jobs, checked 5 times a week for 4 minutes each: about 21.7 hours/month. Validate result counts, duration, and per-run cost.

Calculate first, then decide

How much time do you spend
checking whether jobs ran?

Use your real workload and checking habits. This calculator counts only repetitive manual checks that monitoring can replace. It excludes failure losses and does not promise a fixed return.

Manual checking each month21.7 hours
Monthly labor equivalent$433
Annual labor equivalent$5,196

This is a transparent estimate based on your inputs, not a guaranteed saving. It excludes revenue loss, rework, and customer impact from failed jobs. Runliant reduces only the manual checks you choose to replace.

Runliant can also surface missed schedules, empty results, and duplicate runs before a customer reports them.Monitor one real job on the free plan for as long as you need; upgrade only when you need more.
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04 / Pricing

Start free forever. Upgrade only when you need more.

The free plan has no time limit and includes 1 job, 7 days of history, email alerts, and 1 user with no card required. Upgrade when you need more jobs, collaboration, or longer history. Starter, Team, and Scale are billed monthly; Enterprise is billed annually. Active subscriptions can be canceled in the billing portal.

Free forever

Free forever

Keep one real job monitored for as long as you need

$0
Start free
  • ✓Watch 1 job
  • ✓View the last 7 days
  • ✓Get clear email alerts
  • ✓1 user

Starter

The simplest place for an individual to start

$19/month
Choose this plan
  • ✓Watch 20 jobs
  • ✓View the last 30 days
  • ✓Get clear email alerts
  • ✓Use groups only if you need them

Team

For people who fix problems together

$59/month
Choose this plan
  • ✓Watch 100 jobs
  • ✓Share problem handling
  • ✓View the last 90 days
  • ✓Optional client pages and weekly reports

Scale

For teams with many jobs

$199/month
Choose this plan
  • ✓Watch 500 jobs
  • ✓View the last 365 days
  • ✓25 team seats
  • ✓Optional branded reports

Enterprise

Only for organizations needing large capacity and advanced controls

$6,000/year
See annual purchase options
  • ✓Watch 10,000 jobs
  • ✓500 team seats
  • ✓View the last 730 days
  • ✓Optional governance and custom retention
Start with one job

When an automation breaks, you will know.

Connect in about 3 minutes. After that, Runliant alerts you when a job does not run, fails, or returns the wrong result.

Start free →