Webhook Tunnel · private beta

Durable webhook capture and replay

Keep one stable webhook URL, forward requests to localhost, and replay failed payloads without upgrading to an enterprise webhook router.

100 beta spots left0 / 100 claimed

Free beta for first 100 usersReplay includedNo lost Stripe payloads

Live simulation

Webhook request in motion

18ms

ProviderStripe

POST /in/0123456789ABCDEFGHijklmnopq

202 accepted · body saved

CLIlocalhost

$ webhook listen 8080
connected: /in/0123456789ABCDEFGHijklmnopq
forwarding to localhost:8080

Dashboardlive request visible

POST/webhooks/stripe200

Every request is captured before forwarding, so a local 500 is no longer a lost Stripe, GitHub, or Lemon Squeezy payload.

POST/webhooks/stripe500

POST/webhooks/stripe200 replay

{
  "type": "checkout.session.completed",
  "customer": "cus_test",
  "amount_total": 1200
}

Short feedback loops for the webhook failures that usually burn a debugging session.

Stripe checkout failsReplay the exact payload after the fix.

GitHub sends onceInspect headers and body without asking for another event.

Local server restartsCapture still lands before forwarding resumes.

ngrok is a tunnel. This is a tunnel with durable request history, inspector, and replay built in.

Beta testFree for first 100 users

24h history, stable URLs, Replay enabled.

30 day history, custom domains, and up to 5 teammates.

~$12/mo

Self-hosted license, 90 day history, and private infrastructure.

One-time

“My local endpoint returned 500 and the provider will not resend the same payload.”

“I need ngrok for the URL, but Hookdeck feels too heavy for a weekend project.”

“I want request history and replay without moving webhook routing into enterprise tooling.”