Stop grepping through logs to find missing orders. We capture, queue, and drip-feed webhooks to your server so you never hit rate limits or lose data.
Connecting Stripe directly to your Express/Django app works in development. In production, it creates a Single Point of Failure.
During a flash sale, Shopify might send 5,000 requests in a minute. Your database connection pool will exhaust, and your server will crash.
Our Solution: We act as a dam. We hold the water and release it at a speed you define (e.g., 50 events/sec).
If your server returns a 500 error, most providers retry 3 times and give up. The data is lost forever.
Our Solution: We use "Exponential Backoff" (1s, 5s, 1m, 1h, 5h). We keep trying for up to 3 days until your server recovers.
Verifying HMAC signatures for Stripe, Twilio, and GitHub is tedious and error-prone.
Our Solution: We handle the crypto. We verify the signature at our edge and only forward authenticated requests to you.
No SDKs to install. No complex configuration. Just point your provider to us, and point us to your server.
Get a unique URL: hooks.webhookguard.io/xyz
Paste that URL into Stripe/Shopify/Github.
Check for x-whg-verified in your API.
app.post('/api/webhooks', (req, res) => {
// 1. WebHookGuard has already verified the signature
const verified = req.headers['x-whg-verified'];
if (!verified) {
return res.status(401).send('Unauthorized');
}
// 2. Process safely knowing traffic is throttled
const event = req.body;
await database.orders.create(event);
res.send('Received');
});