Webhook Inspector
Create a temporary private request bin and inspect incoming HTTP requests in real time.
Create a private request bin
Get an unguessable endpoint that records up to 50 requests for one hour. Authorization, cookie and API-key header values are permanently redacted before storage.
About the Webhook Inspector
Webhook Inspector gives you a temporary endpoint for checking exactly what an external service sends. It is useful while integrating payment, source-control, email, commerce and automation webhooks.
Each request bin uses an unguessable URL and a separate management token that remains in the creating browser tab. Captured authorization, cookie and common API-key header values are permanently redacted before storage.
Bins expire after one hour and store at most 50 bounded requests. The tool does not replay requests or forward payloads to another server.
Key features
- One-hour private request bins
- Method, query, header and body inspection
- Automatic secret-header redaction
- Visibility-aware five-second polling
- One-click sample request and deletion
- No paid upstream API
How to use
- 1Create a request bin and copy its temporary webhook URL.
- 2Paste the URL into the external service or send the included sample request.
- 3Review captured requests and delete the bin when testing is complete.
Examples
POST with application/jsonMethod, headers, query and formatted JSON bodyFrequently asked questions
- How long is a request bin available?
- It expires after one hour and stores up to 50 requests, whichever comes first.
- Are authorization secrets visible?
- No. Authorization, cookies and common API-key headers are replaced with a redacted marker before they are stored.
- Does the tool replay my webhook?
- No. The MVP only captures and displays bounded request data; it never makes an outgoing replay request.