WebhookRelay

What WebhookRelay is

WebhookRelay receives webhook requests, stores their details, and queues delivery to an app. If a server is down, failed deliveries are retried after 30 seconds, 5 minutes, 30 minutes, 2 hours, and 24 hours. The dashboard records payloads, headers, delivery status, response codes, and timing, and lets users retry failed events manually. It works with Stripe, GitHub, Shopify, Paddle, and other services that send webhooks. Forwarding preserves the incoming HTTP method and full request body, as well as original headers except Host and Content-Length. Each endpoint has a unique secret for HMAC signature verification, and webhook URLs use HTTPS. A REST API supports programmatic endpoint and event management. The free plan includes 25,000 events per month, seven-day event history, five automatic retry attempts, dashboard and event logging, manual retry, and REST API access. Each incoming POST counts as one event regardless of payload size or delivery attempts; retries do not count again. At the limit, new requests receive HTTP 429, with an email warning beforehand.

Who it suits

The free plan is described as suitable for side projects and testing. WebhookRelay may suit users who need queued delivery, event inspection, and retry controls for webhook traffic.

Limits

The Free plan includes 25,000 events per month, seven-day event history, and five automatic retry attempts. Once its event limit is reached, new webhook requests are rejected with HTTP 429; retries do not count as additional events.

Getting started

1. Open https://webhookrelay.org/
2. Create an endpoint for incoming webhooks
3. Configure your provider to send webhooks to the HTTPS endpoint
4. Use the dashboard to inspect events and delivery results
5. Use the REST API for programmatic endpoint and event management

Verdict

WebhookRelay offers webhook storage, inspection, forwarding, and scheduled retries on its free plan. Keep the seven-day history and event cap in mind when deciding whether the plan fits.