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Start TeamAny inbound POST request to your Hookman endpoint, including replays. Test pings from Stripe's "Send test event" button count. Failed forwards (where your target returns an error) also count — Hookman still received and processed the request.
Hookman returns a 429 to the webhook sender with a clear JSON body explaining the limit. Stripe and similar services will retry — but during development this is usually fine. You'll get an email warning at 80% and 95% so you're not caught off guard.
Yes — a replay is a real delivery attempt to a real URL. It counts the same as a live webhook. This keeps the accounting simple and predictable.
Payloads are stored for the same window as your log retention — 7 days on Free, 30 on Pro, 90 on Team. After that, the payload is gone and the replay button is disabled for that entry.
No — named orgs with multiple members require Pro or Team. On Free, you get a personal workspace that only you can access. You can be a member of a colleague's Pro or Team org while keeping your personal org on Free.
When you sign up, Hookman creates a personal workspace automatically. A named org is an explicitly created organisation with its own slug, multiple members, and its own billing. Pro allows one named org; Team allows unlimited.
Not currently — Hookman is a hosted service. The architecture is built entirely on Cloudflare Workers and the latency guarantees depend on Cloudflare's edge network. Self-hosting is on the roadmap.
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