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OpenSource Webhook as a Service, Secure and Enterprise Ready

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EU-hosted inbound webhook gateway: one ingest URL for any provider. Signature verification, durable storage, retries and replay.

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Website, pricing, platforms and company facts side by side.
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| Website | hook0.com | webhooker.eu |
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| Company | — | 2026 |
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Webhooker is an EU-hosted inbound webhook gateway. Point Stripe, GitHub, Shopify or any HTTP source at a single ingest URL: Webhooker verifies the signature, stores the event and answers 200 OK in milliseconds, then delivers it to your services with retries. How it works Verify – presets for...
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As answered by people managing Hook0 and Webhooker.eu.
Webhooker.eu's answer:
Webhooker started from a recurring problem: webhooks lost during deploys and outages, and hours spent digging through logs to find out whether Stripe or Shopify had actually sent an event. The existing tools were either focused on sending webhooks or hosted outside the EU, so we built a small, reliable inbound gateway that stores every event first and delivers it later, hosted in Europe.
Webhooker.eu's answer:
Webhooker focuses on inbound webhooks, and everything runs on servers in Germany. Every event is stored durably before the provider gets its 200 OK, so nothing is lost when your backend is down or deploying. Signatures are checked at the door, failed deliveries are retried and parked in a dead letter queue, and any event can be replayed individually or in bulk
Webhooker.eu's answer:
Many webhook platforms are built for sending webhooks to your customers, or host data outside the EU. Webhooker is built for receiving them: one ingest URL per provider, signature presets for Stripe, GitHub and Shopify, retries with a circuit breaker, a dead letter queue and replay. Payloads stay in the EU with a DPA on paid plans, and pricing is simple: you pay per inbound event, and fan-out to multiple destinations is not billed. The free plan includes 10,000 events per month with no card required.
Webhooker.eu's answer:
Developers and small to mid-sized SaaS and e-commerce teams that depend on webhooks from Stripe, Shopify, GitHub and similar providers, especially European companies that need their webhook payloads (emails, addresses, orders) to stay in the EU for GDPR compliance.
Webhooker.eu's answer:
Rust (axum, tokio) for the ingest and delivery engine, hosted on servers in Germany.
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