Webhook Debugger v2.8: Now Self-Hosted & on NPM (npx run)

Today, we’re setting Webhook Debugger free.

When we launched, we built a powerful cloud actor for inspecting webhooks. But we heard you: Sometimes you just want to run it on your own machine.

So with v2.8.1, we've made two massive changes:

1. 📦 NPM Package (Zero-Install) You can now spin up a full debugging instance instantly in your terminal. No accounts, no downloads, just Node.js:

npx webhook-debugger-logger

2. 🏠 Official Self-Hosting Support Run the exact same enterprise engine on your own VPS, Docker container, or internal cloud.

• 100% Data Privacy: Logs are stored locally on your disk.

• No Limits: Configure your own retention and payload sizes.

But we didn't stop there. We also packed in:

• ⚡ Hot-Reloading: Change settings (like adding more URLs) in real-time without restarting.

• 🛡️ SSRF Protection: Enterprise-grade security that blocks internal network scanning (reqs to localhost/10.x blocked).

• 🔍 Deep Replay Search: Find that one failed event from 3 days ago in a stack of 100k requests without crashing memory.

Why use this over RequestBin? Because this isn't just a logger—it's a Workflow Tool. You can mock responses to simulate errors (404/500), delay responses to test timeouts, and verify signatures mostly automatically.

Give it a spin with npx webhook-debugger-logger and let me know what you think! 👇