Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built Donevia after using Pusher-compatible WebSockets in production projects for years. I really like the Pusher ecosystem — especially how well it works with Laravel Broadcasting and Echo — but as projects grow, the infrastructure cost can become difficult to justify. I wanted an alternative where developers could keep the tools and protocol they already use instead of rebuilding their real-time layer. That became Donevia. The goal is simple: keep your existing Pusher-compatible integration, change the infrastructure, and continue building. What started as a WebSocket server gradually became a multi-tenant platform with application management, credentials, account-level quotas, usage tracking, real-time metrics, connection limits, and plan infrastructure. I've also been spending a lot of time on the infrastructure side — load testing, connection accounting, Redis-backed tenant quotas, failure handling, and preparing the architecture for horizontal scaling. Donevia is still early, and that's exactly why I'm launching it here. I'm looking for feedback from developers who actually run real-time applications in production. If you're using Pusher, Soketi, Laravel Reverb, Ably, or another WebSocket platform, I'd especially love to know: What would you need to see before trusting a smaller WebSocket provider with production traffic? Thanks for checking it out!

Donevia

Pusher-compatible WebSockets without the Pusher bill

Pusher-compatible WebSockets without the Pusher bill