Free Webhook Inspector for Testing

Q: How long does a webhook stay active?

Each webhook endpoint stays live for 24 hours. Check the x-expires-on response header or the expiry badge in the inspector.

Q: How many requests can I capture?

Up to 100 requests per webhook. When the limit is reached, the oldest requests are removed automatically.

Q: Which HTTP methods are supported?

All of them — GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, OPTIONS, and more.

Q: Is sensitive data stored?

Headers like authorization, cookie, and x-api-key are stripped before storage. Maximum payload size is 300 KB.

Q: Can I use GET requests to my webhook URL?

Yes. API clients and tools like curl capture requests normally. Opening the URL in a browser shows the interactive inspector instead.

Webhook Inspector

Create a temporary webhook endpoint to inspect incoming HTTP requests.

Perfect for testing callbacks, debugging integrations, and prototyping.

Accepts every HTTP method — GET, POST, and beyond. Your endpoint stays live for 24 hours, with your latest 100 requests ready to inspect.

Why use it

Every HTTP method

Send GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, or anything else — every request is captured with full headers, query params, and body.

Live inspector

Watch requests roll in on a real-time dashboard. Copy JSON, delete entries, and debug integrations without leaving the browser.

Temporary by design

Endpoints auto-expire after 24 hours — perfect for quick tests without leaving debug URLs around forever.

How it works

Create your endpoint

Click Create Webhook to get a unique URL instantly. No sign-up, no config files.

Send requests

Point your app, curl, or third-party service at the URL. Every method and payload is recorded.

Inspect and debug

Review captured requests in the live inspector — copy JSON, delete noise, and ship faster.

FAQ

How long does a webhook stay active?

Each webhook endpoint stays live for 24 hours. Check the x-expires-on response header or the expiry badge in the inspector.

How many requests can I capture?

Up to 100 requests per webhook. When the limit is reached, the oldest requests are removed automatically.

Which HTTP methods are supported?

All of them — GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, OPTIONS, and more.

Is sensitive data stored?

Headers like authorization, cookie, and x-api-key are stripped before storage. Maximum payload size is 300 KB.

Can I use GET requests to my webhook URL?

Yes. API clients and tools like curl capture requests normally. Opening the URL in a browser shows the interactive inspector instead.