Migrate from Webhook.site
Move from Webhook.site to HookSense in 15 minutes.
If you've been using Webhook.site with expiring URLs and per-URL request caps, switching to HookSense gives you permanent endpoints, team seats, and HMAC verification — at lower cost.
Step 1 · Export from Webhook.site
- 1Open your Webhook.site URL while logged in to your Pro account.
- 2Click the gear icon → Export → CSV or JSON.
- 3Save the file locally. (We won't need to import it directly — it's for your reference.)
Step 2 · Map features
| In Webhook.site | In HookSense |
|---|---|
| Random URL `webhook.site/abc-123` | Named slug `/w/your-name` (free) or `/w/billing-prod` (Hook+) |
| Custom response (Pro) | Custom response (Hook+) — same UI |
| 365-day retention (Pro) | 30-day (Hook), 90-day (Sense), 365-day (Enterprise) |
| Single user (Pro) | 3 seats (Hook), 10 seats (Sense) |
| Email capture | Not supported — keep Webhook.site for that one workflow |
Step 3 · Things to know
- Webhook.site URLs are random by default; we encourage named slugs (e.g. `/w/stripe-prod`) for easier audit and DNS-stable forwarding.
- If you used Webhook.site's CSV export for compliance, HookSense supports JSON/CSV/cURL export from the dashboard — same format.
- Webhook.site's email-to-webhook feature has no HookSense equivalent. If you rely on it, keep that workflow on Webhook.site and use HookSense for HTTP webhooks.
Zero-downtime migration
Get a free HookSense endpoint and start with one provider — point Stripe (or whatever you have) at the new URL while leaving the old one running. Zero-downtime migration.
Start with a free endpoint