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A Modern Alternative to Webhook.site
Payloadr combines the simplicity of webhook.site with powerful features developers need: persistent endpoints, custom names, local CLI proxy, and 90-day history.
What Makes Payloadr Different?
While webhook.site is great for quick, temporary webhook testing, Payloadr is designed for professional development workflows.
Key differences include:
- Persistent Endpoints: Your endpoints don't expire. Keep the same URL across projects and deployments.
- Custom Names: Use memorable names like "stripe-webhooks" instead of random UUIDs.
- 90-Day History: Access webhook history for up to 90 days, not just the current session.
- CLI Proxy: Forward webhooks to localhost without ngrok, tunnels, or port forwarding.
- Modern UI: Dark mode, keyboard shortcuts, and a clean interface built for developers.
Feature Comparison
See how Payloadr compares to webhook.site
| Feature | Payloadr | webhook.site |
|---|---|---|
| Real-time webhook inspection | ||
| Custom endpoint names | ||
| 90-day request history | ||
| CLI proxy to localhost | ||
| Modern, developer-friendly UI | ||
| Secret-protected endpoints | ||
| Persistent endpoints | ||
| Real-time push notifications |
How to Get Started with Payloadr
Step 1: Create Your Endpoint
Sign up for free and create a webhook endpoint with a custom name. Your endpoint URL will be:
https://payloadr.dev/your-user-id/your-custom-nameStep 2: Configure Your Service
Add your Payloadr endpoint URL to your third-party service (Stripe, GitHub, Shopify, etc.).
Step 3: Test Locally (Optional)
Install our CLI and proxy webhooks to localhost for local development:
$ npm install -g @payloadr/cli
$ payloadr proxy your-custom-name
✔ Proxying to localhost:3000Frequently Asked Questions
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