Webhook.site

What is Webhook.site

Webhook.site is a Danish-developed webhook testing and automation platform operated by Webhook ApS (VAT ID DK41561718). As of 2026-05-30, the service generates free, unique, random URLs and corresponding email addresses that instantly log any incoming HTTP requests, emails, or DNS queries without requiring user registration. The core utility sits in a browser-based inbox that displays payloads in real time.

Beyond passive inspection, the platform offers Custom Actions-a visual workflow builder-and WebhookScript, a proprietary scripting language, to transform, validate, and route requests. Additional tools include a drag-and-drop Form Builder, CSV export, request replay, XHR redirect, and localhost forwarding for local development.

How no-KYC is it?

The free tier is genuinely no-KYC: users receive a functioning URL and email immediately, with no email verification, phone number, or identity document required. The older kycnot.me listing flagged this as "No KYC mention," and current evidence confirms no identity collection at the free level.

Paid tiers (Basic, Pro, Enterprise) require account creation with an email address and password, plus standard payment details. The registration page offers SSO login as an alternative. While this introduces a minimal data footprint, it remains below standard financial KYC thresholds-no government ID or proof of address is requested. The service does not appear to serve regulated financial products, so KYC obligations are inherently limited.

Privacy & security

Webhook.site publishes a Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy last updated 1 May 2026. The operator is a Danish ApS, placing data processing under EU jurisdiction and GDPR. The site enforces HTTPS, and third-party scans (Gridinsoft, April 2026) report zero malware or phishing detections, a 10.2-year domain history, and a Tranco rank of 33,666.

Free URLs expire and have request caps-specifically, the free tier hits a maximum request limit after which the endpoint returns HTTP 410 Gone or 429 Too Many Requests. This automatic expiration functions as a privacy feature by default, though users should treat all payloads sent to free URLs as transient and potentially visible to anyone with the random subdomain. Premium accounts offer "secure data storage" and non-expiring URLs with user access controls.

The open-source core (GitHub: webhooksite/webhook.site) allows self-hosting for users seeking maximum data sovereignty. No privacy breaches or logging scandals appear in the 2026 evidence.

Payments, fees & limits

Pricing is transparently listed in USD with VAT calculated at checkout. Three paid tiers exist as of 2026-05-30:

• Basic ($9/month, $90/year): 3 URLs, unlimited requests, 1,000-request history, 1 schedule, custom actions, CSV export, API access, custom URLs (webhook.site/yourname), non-expiring URLs
• Pro ($27/month, $270/year): 50 URLs, 10,000-request history, 5 schedules, 1 database, plus custom domains with SSL
• Enterprise ($69/month, $699/year): unlimited URLs, 100,000-request history, unlimited schedules, multi-user support with SSO (10 users included), custom domains

All paid plans include a 14-day refund period. Invoices are emailed post-purchase. No cryptocurrency payment options are mentioned; standard card or SEPA-style methods appear likely given the VAT-inclusive European billing.

User experience & support

The interface is browser-first and immediate: load the homepage, copy the auto-generated URL, and begin receiving requests. No client installation is required. The Form Builder and Custom Actions lower the barrier for non-developers building simple automations.

Support channels include email support for paid tiers and a ticket system accessible from the login page. Documentation lives at docs.webhook.site with a dedicated news/changelog feed. A Reddit community (r/webhooksite) provides peer support, though activity appears moderate with the most notable update posted October 2023 covering Auto JSON and Custom Actions improvements.

Who it's for

Webhook.site suits privacy-conscious developers, QA engineers, and automation builders who need quick, disposable endpoints without account friction. The free tier excels for ephemeral debugging; paid tiers fit teams requiring persistent URLs, custom domains, or workflow automation. Self-hosting via the open-source project appeals to organizations with strict data-residency requirements. It does not replace full API gateways or production webhook infrastructure, but it eliminates overhead for testing and prototyping.