If your local McDonald’s ice cream machine is broken, don’t worry because Wendy’s has your back.

On Wednesday, Wendy’s announced that it had worked with the developer of McBroken.com, the website that tracks whether your Golden Arches of choice currently have a working ice cream maker, to find out “where a Frosty fix was needed most.” . ”

They found that “each other’s” machines are often down for two to three hours at a time, with Chicago, Houston, Las Vegas, New York and Los Angeles having the most downtime.

Given the results, Wendy’s is offering fast food fans who want something sweet a “trusted” Frosty treat — for just $1 through the end of September.

“Wendy’s saw that dessert fans all too often face ice cream machine failures and knew exactly what the solution was – a Frosty! “Wendy’s knows that fans craving a sweet treat deserve a reliable and delicious option,” the company said in a press release.

“To ensure fans with a sweet tooth are covered, Wendy’s is committed to providing consumers with frosty treats in their time of greatest need.”

In addition to identifying which McDonald’s locations have ice cream machines that are working, broken or not producing results, McBroken.com also shows nearby Wendy’s locations so fans can go if they find their Golden Arches aren’t having the sweetness Can offer the treat they want.

The Ohio-based chain reminded customers that Frosty cravings can strike at any time, but fans should avoid trying to get a McFlurry during lunch or snack time — or rather between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., when those ATMs are most often unavailable. according to McBroken.com.

“Wendy’s fans can rely on the Frosty when they need it most,” they said, adding that customers can get their mini Chocolate Frosty or opt for the limited return of the Vanilla Frosty.