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Hooklistener gives your team a clear view of the webhooks that keep revenue moving. Monitor, replay, and hand off incidents in seconds without touching your stack.Open the webhook debugger to see how fast collaboration gets.

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Built for Your Favorite Platforms

Reliable webhook proxy with automatic retries, transformations, and guaranteed delivery for your favorite platforms.

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Stripe

Proxy payment webhooks with automatic retries and guaranteed delivery

GitHub

Reliably handle repository events with smart retries

Slack

Ensure every message and slash command gets delivered

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Twilio

Reliably process SMS and voice events with retries

Don't see your platform? We support any service that sends webhooks.

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What it actually does

Look, I know you've heard this before. But I actually use this thing daily for my own projects, and it just... works.

Actually easy setup

Change your webhook URL from yourapp.com/webhook to hooklistener.com/wh/yourapp. That's it. No SDK to install, no config files to mess with.

Forward to multiple places

Send the same webhook to your main app AND that staging environment Sarah is testing on. Or transform the payload format because the API changed again.

Queues everything

When your app is down (it happens), webhooks get queued. When it's back up, they get delivered. Exponential backoff, jitter, all that good stuff.

Decent debugging tools

Real-time logs with syntax highlighting. Search and filter. Retry individual webhooks. Try our webhook debugger and webhook tester.

Free tier that works

1000 webhooks/month free. No gotchas, no expiration. Need more? $10/month for 10k webhooks. No usage spikes or surprise bills.

I actually respond to emails

It's just me running this, so when you email support, you're emailing me directly. I try to respond within a few hours (sometimes faster).

Hooklistener Features Overview

How it works.

Create a Bridge Endpoint.

Generate a unique URL for your project. Configure any basic routing rules right from your dashboard.

Create a Bridge Endpoint
Redirect Your Webhook Source

Redirect your webhook source.

Update your external services (e.g., Stripe, GitHub) to send webhooks to the Bridge endpoint. We receive each request instantly.

Deliver, transform, or retry.

Decide where your data should go next. Apply transformations if you need to reshape payloads. We'll manage retries and alert you if something breaks along the way.

Deliver, transform, or retry
Monitor all your webhook traffic

Monitor all your webhook traffic.

Track every webhook event with detailed insights. We highlight anomalies automatically, so you can spot issues and opportunities faster.

Debug webhooks along the way.

Our webhook debugger will help you along the way if everything you need is to inspect payloads and iterate fast.

Debug webhooks along the way

Here's what happened to my Stripe webhooks

Left side: what I had before. Right side: what I have now. The difference is I actually sleep at night.

stripe-webhook-before.js
// My original webhook handler (circa March 2024)
app.post('/stripe-webhook', async (req, res) => {
  try {
    const event = stripe.webhooks.constructEvent(
      req.body, sig, process.env.STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET
    );

    if (event.type === 'payment_intent.succeeded') {
      await updateUserSubscription(event.data.object.customer);
    }

    res.status(200).send('ok');
  } catch (err) {
    console.log('Webhook signature verification failed:', err.message);
    res.status(400).send('Webhook Error');
    // Stripe won't retry this 😬
  }
});

// What I'd see in logs during a bad deploy:
[Mar 15 14:23:45] Error: Cannot read property 'customer' of undefined
[Mar 15 14:23:45] Error: Cannot read property 'customer' of undefined
[Mar 15 14:23:45] Error: Cannot read property 'customer' of undefined
// 73 failed payment webhooks while I was at lunch
Webhook failures: 147 in last 24h| On-call alerts: 3
Stripe
payment.succeeded
200 OK • 127ms
GitHub
push.repository
Retrying... • Attempt 2/5
Twilio
message.delivered
200 OK • 89ms

Scales with you

Started with 50 webhooks/day, now handling 2M+. The queue architecture was over-engineered from day one (in a good way).

Interface that makes sense

I spent way too much time on the dashboard design. It shows you what you need to know, nothing more.

Free to start

1000 webhooks/month free forever. Credit card only needed if you want more. Cancel anytime, keep your data.

Frequently asked questions.

What is a webhook?
A webhook is an HTTP callback that pushes event data to your endpoint the moment something happens. Instead of polling an API, the provider sends a signed POST payload to the URL you configure, letting services like Stripe, GitHub, or Slack keep your application in sync in real time.
What is Hooklistener?
Hooklistener is an end-to-end webhook operations platform spanning development, staging, and production. We combine permanent debug endpoints, a managed webhook proxy, a visual Bridge builder, payload transformations, alerting, and retention so your team can ship reliable event-driven workflows without maintaining custom infrastructure.
Why do teams choose Hooklistener over webhook.site or Hookdeck?
Teams moving beyond temporary request bins adopt Hooklistener because it delivers production controls you will not find in webhook.site or Hookdeck out of the box:
  • Visual Bridges orchestrate Sources, Destinations, filters, and transformations with one interface, including multi-destination fan-out and per-destination logic.
  • Reliability guardrails such as exponential retries, circuit breakers, deduplication, and replay protection keep deliveries flowing even during downstream incidents.
  • Deep observability with searchable event history (up to 90+ days), Issues, and analytics expose every step from incoming request to delivery attempts.
  • Team and compliance features — shared organizations, role-based access, secret management, and enterprise audit logs — make Hooklistener fit for regulated teams.
Can I use Hooklistener for free?
Yes. The Free plan includes 1,000 events per month, three always-on debug endpoints, seven-day payload retention, JavaScript transformations, filters, and circuit breakers. As you scale, upgrade to the Team plan for API keys, role-based access, and 30-day retention, or talk to us about Enterprise for 90+ day retention and dedicated infrastructure. Sign up and try it here.
How do I set up an endpoint to debug webhooks?
  1. Log in and open the Debug Endpoints section inside your organization.
  2. Click New Endpoint, optionally choose a forwarding URL, and enable signature checks if needed.
  3. Send a test webhook — you'll see headers, payloads, replays, and delivery attempts in real time.
  4. Share the inspection URL with teammates or clients to collaborate on troubleshooting safely.
Can Hooklistener replace request bins for production webhooks?
Absolutely — Hooklistener is a request bin alternative built for production. You can keep persistent URLs, inspect every payload, and forward the same traffic to staging or production services with granular filtering. Developers use it to validate third-party integrations, while operations teams rely on retention, analytics, and replay to keep customer workflows online.
How does Hooklistener guarantee webhook delivery reliability?
Hooklistener processes every webhook through a hardened pipeline with queuing, deduplication, and retry logic. Retries escalate with exponential backoff (3 attempts on Free, 5 on Team, custom on Enterprise) and circuit breakers pause noisy destinations before they impact the rest of your bridge. The Issues console surfaces failures automatically so you can replay problem events with one click.
What routing and payload transformations are available?
Bridges let you fan out a single incoming webhook to unlimited destinations. Use conditional filters to route by payload content, and apply JavaScript transformations to redact, reshape, or enrich data per destination. You can even attach different headers or secrets to each destination without exposing credentials in code.
How does Hooklistener handle security, compliance, and audit trails?
Every webhook travels over TLS, secrets stay encrypted at rest, and you can require HMAC signature verification or IP allowlists on each Source. Enterprise plans add audit logs, configurable retention, dedicated infrastructure, and SSO/SAML — giving teams with SOC 2 or HIPAA requirements traceability over who accessed payloads and when.
How long are webhook payloads retained and can I export them?
Payloads stay searchable for seven days on Free, thirty days on Team, and ninety-plus days on Enterprise (with custom retention available). Need to archive data longer? Use the REST API endpoints — such as/requests and /webhook-deliveries — to export events to your data warehouse before the retention window closes.
How does Hooklistener support teams and collaboration?
Organizations centralize every Source, Destination, secret, and Issue while letting you invite teammates with role-based permissions. Share read-only inspection links, assign Issues to owners, and create dedicated Bridges per squad without rebuilding infrastructure. Enterprise unlocks unlimited members and workspace-level audit controls.
Can I test webhooks locally and share inspections with clients?
Use Anonymous Endpoints for quick throwaway tests, or Debug Endpoints for permanent URLs that forward traffic to localhost tools like ngrok while keeping a complete history in Hooklistener. Share the inspection view with external stakeholders so everyone can review headers, payloads, and responses from a single timeline.
Which integrations and destinations does Hooklistener support?
Hooklistener forwards webhooks to any HTTP or HTTPS endpoint and ships native destinations for Slack, Discord, Telegram, and more. You can chain multiple destinations inside one Bridge, apply custom headers or auth tokens, and monitor delivery metrics per destination to understand downstream performance.
How do I migrate from webhook.site or Hookdeck to Hooklistener?
  1. Create a Source or Debug Endpoint that mirrors the URL you expose to partners.
  2. Use the Bridge builder to recreate your forwarding rules, filters, and transformations.
  3. Forward traffic through Hooklistener while keeping your legacy endpoint as a destination to verify parity.
  4. Review the Issues dashboard for discrepancies, then update your providers to the new Hooklistener URL.
Need more guidance? Read the full comparison Hooklistener vs webhook.site for migration checklists.
What subscription is best for me?

Choose a plan that matches your webhook volume and team structure:

  • Free: 1,000 events/month, three Bridges, essentials for solo developers validating integrations.
  • Team: 100,000 events/month, 30-day retention, API keys, role-based access, and usage dashboards for growing companies.
  • Enterprise: Custom quotas in the millions, 90+ day retention, audit logs, SLA, and dedicated support for mission-critical workloads.

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Hooklistener provides enterprise-grade webhook infrastructure with real-time debugging, automatic retries, and comprehensive monitoring. Trusted by development teams to handle mission-critical webhook integrations.

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