About ReliableHook

ReliableHook is webhook delivery infrastructure for software teams. When another platform sends your application a webhook, ReliableHook receives it, verifies its signature, stores it, and delivers it to the endpoints you configure — retrying automatically when a delivery fails and keeping a full record of every attempt.

It exists because webhook delivery is deceptively hard to get right. Endpoints go down, payloads arrive twice, signatures need verifying, and a single dropped event can mean a payment that never gets recorded. ReliableHook handles that reliability layer so teams do not have to rebuild it for every integration.

What the service does

Receives inbound webhooks at a unique URL for each source you create.
Verifies the cryptographic signature of each incoming request, so you know the event really came from the platform that claims to have sent it.
Routes each event to one or more destinations — your own APIs — with the delivery headers you configure.
Retries failed deliveries automatically, with per-destination rate limits.
Records every request and every delivery attempt, including status, latency and response, so you can inspect and replay them.

Who operates ReliableHook

Thiago Lucas Carvalho

Uberlândia, State of Minas Gerais, Brazil

Email: [email protected]

You can also reach us through the contact form. We typically respond within one business day.

Independence and trademarks

ReliableHook is an independent service. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Stripe, GitHub, Svix, Resend, Google, or any other platform named on this site. Those names appear only to describe the services ReliableHook is able to receive webhooks from, and all trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

Payments are processed by Stripe as our payment provider. Card details are submitted directly to Stripe and are never stored on our servers.

Data and privacy

Webhook payloads are encrypted at rest and retained only for the history window of your plan — never longer than 90 days — after which they are permanently deleted. The Privacy Policy explains exactly what is stored and for how long, and the Terms & Conditions cover billing, cancellation and refunds.