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Test webhooks on your laptop and replay them after a fix
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Test webhooks on your laptop and replay them after a fix
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Hookspot gives you a webhook URL that stores every request for 14 days and forwards it to your laptop through a CLI. See the headers, body and your app's response for each delivery. Webhooks that arrive while your laptop is off wait as Skipped until you retry them. Fix your code and press r to replay the same webhook. Free for 25,000 deliveries a month, no card needed. Product Hunt code PRODUCTHUNT: 50% off your first year of Pro, billed yearly, until Dec 31.







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Hi Product Hunt, I'm Bohdan, the maker of Hookspot.
Hookspot is for testing webhooks while you build an integration. Point your provider at a Hookspot URL, run hookspot listen --forward-to http://localhost:3000, and each webhook reaches the app on your laptop. Hookspot stores every request, so you can:
See the headers, body and your app's response for each delivery
Retry webhooks that arrived while your laptop was off. They wait as Skipped.
Fix your code, press r in the CLI to replay the same webhook, and compare the new response with the old one
Send one webhook to several paths and see which one failed
Debug the same requests with your teammates
To try it in a minute: sign up, create a route, run the CLI and click Send test request.
Free includes every feature, with 25,000 deliveries a month, 14 days of history and 3 members. Pro is $19 a month for 250,000 deliveries, 60 days of history and 25 members, with a 14-day trial.
Product Hunt code: PRODUCTHUNT takes 50% off your first year of Pro on yearly billing, $95 instead of $190, until Dec 31. Follow the Visit website link to the pricing page and choose Get Pro with PRODUCTHUNT. The code goes with you to checkout, where you pick it or the 14-day trial.
One limit to know: providers that need your app's own reply to confirm a URL aren't supported. Slack is the exception, since Hookspot answers its URL check.
I'd love your honest feedback. How do you test webhooks today, and what would make you switch?