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About fasthook
What is fasthook?
fasthook is a webhook gateway that sits between webhook producers (like Stripe, GitHub, Shopify) and your application. It receives, verifies, stores, routes, transforms, retries, and replays webhook events — giving teams a reliable delivery layer before failures reach application code.
What problem does it solve?
Returning 200 OK doesn't guarantee a webhook was processed. Downstream APIs can time out, return 429 or 5xx, credentials rotate, payload schemas change, and retries can cause duplicate side effects. fasthook persists every request, traces each destination attempt, and keeps retries and replay close to the logs engineers need during recovery.
Who is it for?
fasthook is for developers and platform teams that operate production webhook integrations for billing, repositories, commerce, support, or internal automation. It's also useful for testing webhooks with temporary request bins. It is not for teams that only need a simple webhook catcher — fasthook focuses on the operational path: capture, route, inspect, retry, replay.
Real use cases
Route one source (e.g., Stripe) to multiple destinations (CRM, billing, analytics) with filters and transformations. Debug a failed delivery by inspecting request, event, and attempt history. Replay failed deliveries after a receiver or credential recovers. Test webhooks with a temporary bin before building a full workflow.
Key features
- Request capture — Store every inbound request with headers, payloads, query strings, and status before routing.
- Connection routing — Filter, pause, transform, and fan out events to multiple destinations without changing producer or destination code.
- Destination attempts — Track response status, body, latency, and errors for each delivery.
- Retries and replay — Retry failed deliveries and replay events after a receiver or downstream service recovers.
- Request bins — Create temporary URLs for quick webhook testing.
- Inspection history — Trace requests, events, and attempts to debug delivery state.
- Operational docs — Integration guides for Stripe, GitHub, Shopify, Slack, n8n, and more.
SaaSpartout Score
7.6
/10
Editorial score from our review methodology — not user ratings.
fasthook Pricing
fasthook pricing: from $0 (free during launch). Billing model: Freemium.
Launch Free — $0
Everything currently available in fasthook is free during launch. Includes receiving webhook traffic, routing to destinations, inspecting requests and attempts, retrying and replaying failures, payload transformations, request bins, and operational docs. No paid plans active right now. If pricing is introduced, limits and migration details will be listed on the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
Is fasthook free?
Yes, fasthook is currently free during launch. There are no active paid plans, and all features are available at $0.
How does fasthook work?
fasthook acts as a gateway between webhook producers and your app. It receives events, verifies the source, stores them, routes to destinations via connections, and tracks each attempt. Failed deliveries can be retried or replayed.
Who is fasthook best for?
fasthook is best for developers and platform teams that need reliable webhook delivery in production, especially for billing, e-commerce, support, or internal automation integrations.
What alternatives does fasthook have?
Common alternatives include Hookdeck, Svix, and Zapier's built-in webhook tools. Unlike simple webhook catchers, fasthook focuses on retries, replay, and inspection.
What are the limitations of fasthook?
Since fasthook is in launch phase, pricing and limits are not yet finalized. There are no paid plans, so enterprises needing guaranteed SLAs or dedicated support may want to wait.
Can fasthook be used for webhook testing?
Yes, fasthook includes temporary request bins to test webhooks before building full workflows. The same platform can then be used for production routing and recovery.
