FastHook

About FastHook

FastHook is a webhook gateway that sits between providers and your production systems, built around the observation that returning 200 OK does not mean an event was actually processed. Every inbound request is captured and stored before routing, so the original payload, headers, query string and status survive whatever happens downstream. From there connections route accepted events to destinations with filtering, pause controls and fan-out, optional transformations, and a full record of each destination attempt including response status, body, latency and error. When something fails — a deploy, a traffic burst, a rotated signature secret, a schema change, a downstream 429 or temporary 5xx — you can inspect the delivery evidence and retry or replay from FastHook rather than asking the provider to resend. That recovery path is the product's whole argument: it distinguishes itself from webhook catchers and request bins, which stop at inspection, by treating routing, retries and replay as the operational surface engineers actually need during an incident. Typical traffic covered includes billing, repository, commerce, support and internal automation events. There is a request bin, a demo login, a quickstart, integration guides and a community Slack. Pricing is free during launch: everything currently in the product — receiving traffic, routing to destinations, inspecting requests and attempts, and retry and replay — is available at $0, and the vendor states plainly that no paid plans are active and that prices, limits and migration details will be published before billing is introduced.

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