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About PutsReq
PutsReq gives you a URL to point a webhook or HTTP client at. Every request sent to it is recorded so you can inspect it. You define the response it sends back, including status, headers and body, by writing a short JavaScript snippet.
Requests can also be forwarded to another URL, including localhost, which helps when testing webhooks against a local server. The source code is published on GitHub. The same developer makes PutsBox for email testing.
Strengths
- Records and shows full HTTP requests sent to a unique URL
- Responses are scripted in JavaScript with custom status, headers and body
- Can forward requests to another URL, including localhost
- Source code is published on GitHub
Limitations
- License is not stated in the available information
- Fewer features than full request inspection services
Details
- Pricing
- FreeThe site lists no paid plans.
- License
- Proprietary
- Platforms
- Web
- How it runs
- Web application
- Works offline
- No
- Best suited for
- Developers debugging webhooks or faking an HTTP endpoint
- Categories
- API clients, Notifications & webhooks
- Last verified
- Added
- Provenance
- Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.
Alternatives to PutsReq
Compare allSoftware that can replace PutsReq for an important use case, and what changes if you switch.
Webhook.site
A web service that gives you a unique URL and email address to inspect incoming requests.
Webhook.site captures HTTP requests, emails and DNS lookups and adds a visual workflow editor, but free URLs expire and permanent URLs need a paid upgrade.
Beeceptor
A web service for creating mock API servers and inspecting incoming webhook requests in real time.
Beeceptor provides mock servers with live request inspection and imports OpenAPI, GraphQL, gRPC and SOAP definitions, but advanced features require paid plans.
Request Catcher
A web tool that gives you a subdomain and shows every HTTP request sent to it live.
Request Catcher shows requests to a chosen subdomain live in the browser, but it only records requests and cannot return scripted responses like PutsReq.
Mockbin
A free web tool that creates mock API endpoints with fixed responses and logs requests to them.
Mockbin is open source and creates mock endpoints from OpenAPI documents with request inspection, but responses are fixed rather than scripted in JavaScript.
Hookdeck Console
A free web tool for receiving, inspecting, replaying and saving webhook and HTTP request events.
Hookdeck Console is free and adds replay and saving of received events, but custom scripted responses are not mentioned among its features.
WebHook Tester
A self-hosted tool for testing and debugging webhooks and HTTP requests on randomly generated URLs.
WebHook Tester runs on your own server so payloads stay in-house, with customisable response codes, but captured requests are held only in memory.
TypedWebhook.tools
A webhook testing tool that logs requests and generates TypeScript types and schemas from payloads.
TypedWebhook.tools logs requests and generates TypeScript types, CUE and JSON Schema from payloads, but it has no forwarding or custom response scripting.
Similar software
Related functionality, not necessarily a direct replacement.
Mockoon
A desktop app and CLI for designing and running mock REST APIs locally without an account.
smee.io
A free webhook payload delivery service that forwards events to an application running on localhost.
Webhook Relay
A webhook gateway that receives, transforms and forwards webhooks to public URLs, private servers or localhost.
Hookdeck
A hosted webhook gateway that receives, queues, filters and routes webhooks and external events.
