Get Your First Webhook in 60 Seconds
From zero to a live webhook endpoint — no account, no install, no friction.
Quick Answer
Visit requex.me, copy the auto-generated URL, paste it anywhere that sends HTTP requests — Stripe, GitHub, your own app — and watch requests arrive in real time. No account required.
Step 1 — Open Requex.me
Navigate to requex.me. The moment the page loads, a unique webhook endpoint is automatically created for you. There is nothing to click, nothing to fill in — your URL is ready immediately.
The endpoint is active right away and will accept any HTTP method: GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE — whatever your service sends.
Step 2 — Copy Your Endpoint URL
At the top of the page you will see your unique HTTPS endpoint — it looks like:
Click the copy button next to the URL. This is your personal webhook endpoint for this session. Keep the tab open — all incoming requests appear here in real time.
Step 3 — Send Your First Request
Paste the URL into any service that sends webhooks — Stripe, GitHub, Shopify, Discord, your own backend — or fire a quick test from your terminal using curl:
curl -X POST https://requex.me/hook/YOUR-ID \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"test":true}'Replace YOUR-ID with the UUID from your copied URL. The request will appear on the Requex dashboard within milliseconds.
Step 4 — Inspect the Payload
Every request that reaches your endpoint is captured in full. Click on any request in the list to see:
- Headers — every HTTP header the sender included, including
Content-Type,Authorization, and custom headers - Body — the raw request body rendered as formatted JSON (or plain text for other content types)
- Query params — any URL query string parameters parsed into a readable table
- Method and path — the HTTP method and the full request path
- Timestamp — precise time the request was received
All data updates in real time via WebSocket — you do not need to refresh the page.
What You Can Do Next
Once you have received your first request, Requex has several more capabilities worth exploring:
Custom Responses
Configure the status code, headers, and body that Requex returns to the sender. Ideal for testing how your service handles different server responses.
Forwarding Rules
Automatically forward captured requests to your local server or staging environment, with configurable retry logic and timeout settings.
Auth Testing
Enable authentication on your endpoint — Bearer tokens, API keys, Basic auth, HMAC signatures, or custom header checks — to verify your service sends the right credentials.
Failure Simulation
Force Requex to return 4xx or 5xx errors on demand to test how your application handles failures and whether it retries correctly.
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