Review incident details fast
See when an incident opened, how many checks failed, the latest status code, and the timeline of failed checks.
Webhook monitoring for production systems
Set up webhook monitoring before failures reach your users
WebhookWatch is a webhook monitoring tool for production systems. Monitor the webhook endpoints you already use, including Stripe, Paddle, Shopify, GitHub, and custom webhooks, and get email alerts on failures and recoveries before users notice.
Create your account for free. Add and manage endpoints first. Active monitoring is available on paid plans.
Automated health checks
Failure alerts
Dashboard visibility
Webhook monitoring that prevents missed events
A webhook monitoring and webhook error tracking tool that checks availability and reliability without forcing changes to your existing integrations.
Webhook failure alerts you can trust
Scheduled health checks watch for failures, timeouts and unexpected status codes so you see webhook issues as soon as they happen, not hours later in Stripe, Paddle, or GitHub dashboards.
Monitor Stripe, Paddle, GitHub, Shopify, and custom webhooks
Add Stripe, Paddle, GitHub, Shopify, and custom webhook endpoints without installing SDKs or changing how your systems send events.
Email notifications with full context
Email notifications include the endpoint, time, and current status so your team can respond quickly.
See what you get in the dashboard
Track endpoint health, review incidents, and inspect failed checks from one clean dashboard.
Manage monitored endpoints in one place
Add webhook URLs, review current status, check intervals, and manage monitored endpoints from one place.
WebhookWatch focuses on webhook availability and reliability checks. It is not a delivery or replay tool.
How webhook monitoring works
Three steps to start webhook monitoring without changing your integrations.
Step 1
Add your webhook endpoint
Paste your existing webhook URL, name it, and configure expected status codes and timeouts from the dashboard.
Step 2
Choose a paid monitoring plan
Activate monitoring when you are ready, based on the endpoint count and check frequency you need.
Step 3
Get alerts on failures and recovery
Once monitoring is active, scheduled checks detect failures and send email alerts when endpoints fail or recover.
Simple pricing
Paid plans based on endpoint count and check frequency.
Starter
Essential webhook monitoring and error tracking for production webhooks
$15.00/mo
- Up to 10 webhook endpoints
- Health checks every 5 minutes
- Email alerts on failure and recovery
- 1 month incident history
- 14-day money-back guarantee
Best for: Teams or developers running a small number of critical webhooks.
Create free account
Create your account first. Choose this plan when you are ready to activate monitoring.
Pro
More webhook coverage and faster failure detection for growing SaaS teams
$29.00/mo
- Up to 25 webhook endpoints
- Health checks every 1 minute
- Email alerts on failure and recovery
- 3 months incident history
- 14-day money-back guarantee
Best for: Teams running higher webhook volumes or systems requiring faster detection.
Create free account
Create your account first. Choose this plan when you are ready to activate monitoring.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to change my existing webhook integration?
No. WebhookWatch calls the same URLs your providers already use. You don’t need to install SDKs or add new dependencies.
Will you send multiple alerts for the same outage?
No. Related failures are grouped into a single incident with one open alert. You’ll also get a recovery notification when things go back to normal.
Can I pause endpoints?
Yes, any endpoint can be paused from the dashboard if you’re doing maintenance or migrating providers.
Can I customize expected status codes and timeouts?
Yes. Each endpoint lets you define expected status codes and a timeout, so WebhookWatch can match the behavior your providers actually send.
How far back does incident history go?
Incident history is retained based on your plan, so you can review past outages and recoveries directly from the dashboard.
How often are checks run?
Check frequency is tied to your plan. Starter checks every 5 minutes, and Pro checks every 1 minute so you can detect failures faster.
What details are included in alert emails?
Alerts include the endpoint name, the time of the failure or recovery, and the current status so your team can respond quickly.
Webhook Reliability Guides
Practical guides for detecting and preventing webhook failures in production.
Why Stripe Webhooks Fail Silently in Production
Common Stripe webhook failure modes that silently break billing and subscription flows.
Read guide →Paddle Webhook Retry Logic Explained
Where Paddle retries help — and where silent endpoint failures still happen.
Read guide →Webhook Monitoring vs Uptime Monitoring
Why green uptime checks can hide failing webhook business logic.
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