Why teams pick HookGate
Webhook handling is one of the most repeatedly implemented pieces of infrastructure in web development. Every integration with Stripe, GitHub, Slack, or any other platform that sends events requires a receiver endpoint, a signature verification step, an idempotency mechanism, a retry policy, and some way to debug delivery failures. Most teams implement these five times across five integrations and get them slightly wrong each time.
HookGate is a single service that sits in front of all your webhook receivers and handles the infrastructure concerns once. Your internal services receive already-verified, deduplicated events on a simple internal endpoint — they do not need to know which platform sent the event or how to verify its signature.
The replay feature is the capability that pays for itself the first time it is used. When a bug in your processing logic causes events to be dropped or incorrectly handled, the standard resolution is to ask the third-party platform to resend the events — which most platforms do not support, or do awkwardly. HookGate stores every received webhook and replays them on demand, which means a bug fix can be followed immediately by reprocessing the affected events.
Who it is for
HookGate is used by development teams integrating with multiple third-party platforms via webhooks, operations teams who need visibility into event delivery without grepping through application logs, and any organisation that has experienced a webhook delivery failure it could not debug because the payload was gone.