Webhooker review
A focused webhook gateway with durable storage, retries, replay, and delivery alerts.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Webhooker is an EU-hosted inbound webhook gateway for teams receiving events from services such as Stripe, GitHub, and Shopify. It provides a single ingest URL, verifies incoming signatures, stores events before provider acknowledgment, and delivers them to configured destinations. The service also covers live event inspection, delivery history, payload transformations, outbound request signing, retries, replay, dead-letter queues, and failure alerts. It is suited to teams that need more control and visibility than direct point-to-point webhook delivery provides.
Pricing is structured around event volume, destinations, sources, retention, and workspace members. The Free plan costs €0 per month and includes 10,000 events per month, 3 sources, 9 destinations, and 14-day event retention. Pro costs €29 per month or €290 per year, with 100,000 events per month, 50 sources, 250 destinations, 30-day retention, and 5 workspace members. Team costs €99 per month or €990 per year, increasing capacity to 1,000,000 events per month, 200 sources, 1,000 destinations, 90-day retention, and 25 workspace members. Team also includes ordered delivery. The free tier is a free plan rather than a time-limited trial.
Webhooker’s strongest fit is operational reliability around inbound events: HMAC-SHA256 and SHA1 signature verification, exponential-backoff retries with circuit breakers, per-attempt history, event replay, bulk resend, and alerts in the app and by email. Per-destination transformations and header injection can help adapt payloads across receiving systems. The trade-off is a narrow platform and ecosystem footprint: web is the listed platform, and Stripe, GitHub, and Shopify are the listed integrations. Teams needing broader integrations or a non-web operating model should consider an alternative. Teams centered on durable webhook handling, inspection, retry control, and alerting should find the feature set well aligned.
Webhooker pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Durable storage before provider acknowledgment
- Automatic retries, replay, and dead-letter queue resends
- Payload transformations, signing, and delivery-failure alerts
- Where it doesn't
- Web access is the listed platform
- Integrations are listed for Stripe, GitHub, and Shopify
- Free retention is limited to 14 days
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