nahook

Nahook is a webhook delivery platform designed for developers seeking reliable, production-grade event distribution without managing infrastructure. It focuses on sending events to specific endpoints or broadcasting them to multiple subscribers, with built-in mechanisms for retrying failed deliveries, ensuring idempotency, and providing full visibility into webhook activity. The platform emphasizes ease of use, claiming that webhooks can be set up in just a few lines of code.

Key features include automatic retries with exponential backoff, idempotency support through standard headers to prevent duplicate deliveries, and HMAC-SHA256 signing of every webhook according to the Standard Webhooks specification. This ensures that payloads are authentic and untampered, and can be verified in any language. Developers can define event types and manage subscriber endpoints through a dashboard, allowing for seamless fan-out of events to all relevant consumers. Real-time monitoring tools are available, offering metrics such as delivery success rates, latency percentiles, and endpoint health, all accessible from a unified dashboard.

NET, PHP, Ruby, and Rust. It also provides a command-line interface for terminal-based operations and a management API for programmatic control. The service supports isolated environments for development, staging, and production, and offers a developer portal for customer self-service.

The platform is offered under a transparent pricing model with several tiers. The Hobby plan is free and includes up to 25,000 deliveries per month, support for five endpoints, one seat, and a rate limit of three requests per second. Paid plans start with the Starter tier at $29 per month, which increases limits and adds features such as the management API. Higher tiers, including Pro and Scale, offer expanded delivery quotas, more endpoints and seats, developer portal access, audit logs, and higher rate limits. Enterprise pricing is available upon request.