Webhook Provider Status
Live uptime for Stripe, GitHub, Shopify, Slack, Discord, Twilio, Braintree, and SendGrid webhooks. Updated every 60 seconds from each provider's official status page.
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Webhook Delivery SLAs
Each provider has different retry windows, attempt limits, and response timeouts. Knowing these helps you diagnose whether a missed webhook is still in-flight or permanently dropped.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Stripe webhooks down right now?
The status card above shows the live indicator pulled directly from Stripe's official status page (status.stripe.com). A green dot means all systems are operational. Yellow means a minor degradation that may cause delayed delivery. Orange or red means an active outage — Stripe will retry failed webhooks for up to 72 hours once service is restored, so events are not permanently lost.
Why are my GitHub webhooks not being delivered?
Check the GitHub status card above first. If GitHub is operational, the issue is likely on your endpoint: the URL is unreachable, your server returned a non-2xx status code, or the response took more than 10 seconds (GitHub's timeout). GitHub retries failed deliveries up to 3 times within 1 hour. You can redeliver any failed event from your repository's webhook settings page.
How long does Shopify retry failed webhooks?
Shopify retries failed webhook deliveries 8 times over a 4-hour period. A delivery is considered failed if your endpoint returns a non-2xx status code or takes longer than 5 seconds to respond. After 8 consecutive failures, Shopify automatically disables the webhook subscription — you'll need to re-enable it from your app's webhook settings.
What does "minor outage" mean for webhook delivery?
A "minor" indicator on an Atlassian Statuspage means the provider has identified a degraded service affecting some users. For webhooks, this typically means increased latency, higher error rates, or delayed delivery — not a complete outage. Your endpoint will still receive most events, but some may arrive late or be retried. Monitor the provider's status page for updates and check your webhook delivery logs for specific failures.
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