Product
Your site finds out the moment it changes.
Signed deliveries for entries, content types, media and releases, each naming the exact page to re-fetch.
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How it works.
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Add an endpoint
A name and a URL. Pick the events you care about, or take all of them.
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Verify the signature
Every body carries an HMAC over the raw payload and a timestamp. A forged delivery fails the check.
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Re-fetch one path
The payload names its subject and the path to read again, so you invalidate a page rather than a site.
- Signed, not just posted
- Every body carries an HMAC over the raw payload and a timestamp, so a forged delivery fails verification.
- Invalidate one page
- An event names its subject and the path to re-read, rather than making you drop the whole cache.
- Retries you can see
- Failed deliveries are retried with backoff and listed with their response, so a broken endpoint is visible.
- Nothing leaks on redirect
- Deliveries never follow a redirect and never resolve to a private address.
- 19
- events, covering every kind of content
- 6
- delivery attempts over about an hour
- 1
- page to re-fetch, named in the payload
Frequently asked questions
What people ask about webhooks before they commit to it.
How do I know a delivery really came from you?
Every body carries an HMAC signature over the raw payload plus a timestamp. Verify both and a forged or replayed delivery fails the check.
What happens when my server is down?
We retry, with backoff, six times over about an hour. Failed deliveries are listed with the response we got, so a broken endpoint is visible rather than silent.
Do I have to rebuild my whole site on every event?
No. Every payload names its subject and the path to re-read, so you can invalidate one page. release.published is the one event that means everything may have changed.
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Free while we are in beta. Paid plans when we ship them, and never a surprise bill.