A webhook relay that actually delivers
WebhookFlow sits between the services you use and your own server. It receives every notification, verifies it's genuine, and forwards it reliably — with automatic retries, smart routing, and full delivery logging.
What a webhook relay should do
One receiving address for all your services
Point Stripe, GitHub, Shopify, Slack, and any other service at WebhookFlow. All incoming notifications land in one place, verified and logged, before being forwarded to your server.
Forward to one destination or several
Send each notification to a single destination or fan it out to multiple services. Useful when several parts of your stack need to react to the same event.
Smart routing based on notification content
Route notifications to different destinations based on what's inside them — without writing any code. Payment events go one place, order events go another.
Flow control to protect your server
Set a maximum delivery rate per destination. If a burst of notifications arrives, WebhookFlow queues them and delivers at a pace your server can handle.
Frequently asked questions
How does WebhookFlow work as a relay?
You create a receiving address in WebhookFlow and point your external service at that URL. When a notification arrives, WebhookFlow verifies it, logs it, and forwards it to your configured destination. If delivery fails, it retries automatically.
Can I forward the same notification to multiple destinations?
Yes. Each receiving address can have multiple destinations. You can send the same notification to several services simultaneously, or route different notifications to different destinations based on their content.
What happens if my server is slow or temporarily offline?
WebhookFlow retries delivery automatically. The retry interval grows gradually, so your server isn't hammered during an outage. You configure the maximum number of retries and the retry window.
Which services can I relay notifications from?
WebhookFlow has built-in support for Stripe, GitHub, Shopify, Slack, Twilio, SendGrid, Mailgun, Postmark, Cloudflare, and a generic option for any service that supports custom signing.
When will WebhookFlow be available?
WebhookFlow is currently in development. Leave your email and we will get in touch as soon as it launches.
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