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HookWatch

HookWatch — Webhook debugging, monitoring & replay

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Free, Pay as you go, Developer, Startup (beta), Business
Added
Feb 25 2026

About HookWatch

HookWatch provides a platform to capture, inspect, group, and replay HTTP webhook deliveries in one place. It targets teams that rely on reliable webhooks and need visibility into failed deliveries, detailed request/response data, and safe replay after fixes. The tool supports multiple providers and aims to reduce the impact of dropped or failed webhooks on operations and customer experience.

HookWatch sits in front of webhook endpoints and records each delivery, forwarding it to the app without changing how providers send them. It assigns each endpoint a capture URL and accumulates delivery history, status, and timing to enable analysis and recovery.

HookWatch offers capabilities to capture every delivery, replay failed events, analyze failure reasons, and alert teams through Slack or webhooks. It emphasizes safety by allowing one-click or automated replays and by grouping repeated failures into incidents to reduce noise.

It supports production-like use with retention, analytics, and configurable retry policies, while noting that pricing and SLAs are subject to change.

Use cases

  • Webhook owners use HookWatch to recover from dropped or failed deliveries, inspect failures, and replay after fixes.

Key features

  • Delivery capture: every webhook is recorded with status, provider, response code, and attempt count.
  • Replay & retry: re-send a captured delivery after a fix, without recreating the event by hand.
  • Failure analysis: each failed delivery is categorized by reason to guide next steps.
  • Alerts & channels: route incidents to Slack or a webhook to notify before users see issues.
  • MCP server for AI assistants: API routes also expose MCP tools for AI workflows.
  • Endpoint configuration: per-endpoint forwarding, event-type filters, signing, and IP allow-lists.
  • Rate-limit visibility: see and manage provider rate limits per endpoint.
  • CLI dashboard & tunnel: monitor deliveries in a terminal and tunnel endpoints to localhost.

Pros and cons

Pros

Real-time delivery capture with status, response code, and attempt history.
Safe one-click or automated replay after fixes.
Alerts to Slack or webhooks to alert teams before users notice.

Pricing

Free
$0 /mo
monthly
  • Events / 30 days
  • 10,000
  • 1 project, 3 endpoints
  • 1-day payload retention
  • Manual replay
Pay as you go
$0 /mo
monthly
  • Events / 30 days
  • 0
  • $1.50 per 100,000 events
  • 7-day payload retention
  • Replay and batch replay
  • Spending limit protection
Developer
$12 /mo
monthly
  • Events / 30 days
  • 100,000
  • 100,000 events included
  • 7-day payload retention
  • Replay and retry policies
Startup (beta)
$39 /mo
monthly
  • Events / 30 days
  • 1,000,000
  • 1,000,000 events included
  • 30-day payload retention
  • Team access and advanced analytics
Business
$99 /mo
monthly
  • Events / 30 days
  • 5,000,000
  • 5,000,000 events included
  • 90-day payload retention
  • Priority support

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Frequently asked questions

Can I use HookWatch with Stripe?
Yes — HookWatch works with any provider that sends HTTP webhooks, including Stripe, GitHub, Telegram, Shopify, and Paddle. Point the provider’s webhook URL at your HookWatch endpoint URL.
Do you store webhook payloads?
Yes, so you can inspect and replay them. Payloads and delivery history are scoped to your workspace and only visible to its members.
Can I replay failed webhooks?
Yes — replay re-sends the exact captured payload to your endpoint once you’ve fixed the bug. Available today at no cost, on every tier.
Is billing live?
Yes — paid tiers are purchasable now through Paddle checkout. The Free tier stays free and needs no card to start.
Is this ready for production?
It’s early beta software. Capture, inspect, and replay are in daily use, but treat pricing, limits, and SLAs as not yet final.

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