Use cases
One URL. Many destinations.
hooksnode is webhook infrastructure for any HTTP sender. The wedge for African teams is payment fan-out: Flutterwave, Paystack, and Stripe fire one webhook; you need it in ledger, CRM, wallets, and notifications without building a custom multiplexer.
Primary
Payment webhook fan-out
Your processor sends one callback per charge. Point Flutterwave, Paystack, or Stripe at a single hooksnode inbound URL and fan out to accounting, CRM, fraud, and notifications — each with its own retry policy and optional filter. That's the Shuttlers pattern.
Hobby hard-caps inbound at 1,000 events/month (HTTP 402 at the cap) with 3-day retention. Use it to prove the path. Put live payment traffic on Startup (₦10,000/mo).
Multi-channel alerting
Fan monitoring alerts to Slack, PagerDuty, email, and incident tools at once. A Slack rate-limit never silences the pager — each destination retries independently.
Event-driven microservices
Broadcast domain events during a monolith split. Each service is a destination and receives only the events it needs via filter rules. Payload transforms reshape per service without a shared schema.
Webhook debugging
Inspect third-party webhooks before they hit production. Verify signatures, replay events, and keep a delivery timeline. Unmatched filters show as Filtered in the inspector — they are not silent.
Integration distribution
Give each connected app one inbound URL instead of a webhook endpoint per provider. Unified event log, replay without calling each vendor's support.
Data pipeline ingestion
Route the same stream to a warehouse, search index, and audit log. Transform payloads per sink.
Get an inbound URL in minutes
No SDK. Paste the URL into Flutterwave, Paystack, or Stripe after you add a destination and send a test event.
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