Didn't Run
Backup plugins email you when a backup runs. None of them email you when one doesn't. Didn't Run watches every scheduled job across every site you manage, and tells you the moment one goes quiet.
Claim a founding licence — $199 for year oneFounding access begins December 2026, full release 1 February 2027. Full refund any time before delivery, automatic refund if we miss the date, 60 days after.
UpdraftPlus, BackWPup, WPvivid — each generates a report when a backup runs. No run, no report, no signal. Silence reads identically to success.
A quiet client site can miss its 2am window for days. UpdraftPlus's own documentation lists the causes — no visitors, disabled schedulers, broken loopback connections, misconfigured external cron — and notes that scheduler problems "can affect any scheduled backup plugin."
"Email me only on warnings and errors" is a paid feature. Turn it on and your inbox goes quiet — which now means both "everything is fine" and "nothing has run since September."
We do not run your jobs. We watch them. Your scheduler stays yours, so there is nothing new that can break.
$29 / month · plus VAT where applicable
For comparison: a general site-monitoring suite runs about €1.99 per site per month and covers uptime, SSL, PHP errors and vulnerabilities. None of them watch scheduled jobs. This fills that gap — it doesn't replace them.
$199 · year one · up to 25 sites
Plus VAT where applicable. UK and EU buyers can enter a VAT number at checkout.
List price is $348/year. This is year one at 43% off, and the rate is locked for as long as you stay subscribed.
Delivery: on or before 1 February 2027.
Yes, and it still matters. A real cron fixes triggering. It does not tell you when a job starts and then dies halfway.
Checks run on infrastructure independent of both your sites and our own dashboard, so an outage on our web front end does not stop monitoring or alerting. If we cannot reach your site, you are told that too — a monitor that goes quiet is worse than no monitor at all. Alert delivery is redundant across email and webhook, and incident history is visible in your account.
Anything registered in WP-Cron, which is nearly everything. We read the schedule — we don't integrate per-plugin.
The plugin is GPL, as WordPress.org requires. The monitoring service is ours.
That is the registered company behind Didn't Run. Payments are handled by Stripe and settle to Mailotte LTD — same business, legal name on the card statement.
Didn't Run is operated by Mailotte Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales (No. 17119010). Billing is handled by Stripe and your payment appears on your statement as MAILOTTE LTD. Support reaches a monitored address and is answered within one business day — help@didntrun.com.
Founding members get access as capabilities land, beginning with scheduled-job detection and email alerting. Full release — multi-site dashboard, Slack and webhook alerts — is 1 February 2027. If that date slips, every founding licence is refunded automatically, without being asked.
The plugin reports job names and completion times. It does not read post content, customer records or database contents, and it never needs admin credentials. Data is held in the UK and deleted within 30 days of cancellation.