A delivery bridge
Your backend sends an event to Hookstride. We deliver a signed HTTP POST to the receiving URL you configured.
Hookstride delivers signed HTTP webhooks between your applications and services. Send an event when a task, device, message, order, or workflow changes. Hookstride handles asynchronous delivery, retries for eligible failures, and tracking.
Illustrative delivery sequence. Actual attempts and timings vary.
A webhook notifies another application when an event occurs. Hookstride handles the delivery infrastructure for commerce, SaaS, communication workflows, logistics, and more. Your services keep control of their own business logic.
Your backend sends an event to Hookstride. We deliver a signed HTTP POST to the receiving URL you configured.
Networks time out and services go offline. We store events, retry transient failures, log attempts, and support replay.
Build or choose a webhook receiver, register its URL, generate an API key, and send events from your backend.
See the event journey and application examples → Learn to build a receiving endpoint →
Hookstride is not tied to payments or a particular framework. If your backend can send an HTTP event and another service can receive a signed webhook, Hookstride can handle the delivery.
message.created can notify a separate push or email service after a chat message is saved.
booking.confirmed can notify fulfillment, scheduling or delivery services.
task.updated can inform integrations, audit services, or automated workflows.
order.paid or transfer.completed can inform downstream applications after the source verifies the action.
verification.completed can inform a business application when its verification workflow reaches a decision.
device.alert can trigger an operations workflow or incident notification service.
When should you use Hookstride? When one application needs to reliably notify another about an important event—without building your own delivery queues, retry schedules, signing, and delivery logs. Understand when Hookstride helps →
Build the experience your users see. Keep delivery reliability in one place.
Events are persisted before asynchronous delivery, with idempotency keys to prevent duplicate submissions.
Transient failures get retry scheduling and recovery. Inspect every attempt and replay terminal events when needed.
HMAC signatures help your receivers verify the authenticity of incoming deliveries.
Separate projects, manage API keys, monitor usage, and review delivery history from one dashboard.
Destination means a real HTTPS webhook receiver, not your website homepage. See receiver examples →
Verify your email and set up a project.
Add the HTTPS endpoint that receives your events.
Use the API and inspect delivery attempts in the dashboard.
Three prepaid plans in Ghanaian cedis. No automatic recurring charges or surprise overage bills.
GHS 0
1,000 accepted events each calendar month. Signed delivery, retries and usage visibility.
Start for free →GHS 99 / 30 days
100,000 events per calendar month while your prepaid access is active.
Get started →GHS 30 / 10,000 events
Pay only for accepted events. Credits roll forward until consumed, with no recurring monthly payment.
Buy credits in your workspace →Each accepted event is counted once. Automatic retries and idempotent duplicates are not charged again; manual replays count. Seeservice terms for refunds, billing and fair-use conditions.