Solution
Turn one webhook into as many as you need
Third-party services usually let you register one webhook URL. API Rabbits is that one URL — and it forwards the event to every internal or external system that needs to react to it.
The scenario
Stripe, GitHub, a payment processor, or an internal service sends a webhook to a single URL. You need that event in your own backend, in a partner's system, and in an internal alerting tool. Instead of building a webhook relay yourself, point the source at your rabbit and configure the rest as destinations.
Example routing rule
Only forward events where "status" equals "active" to the billing system; forward every event, regardless of status, to the internal audit log.
POST /v1/p/webhooks-example
{
"event": "subscription.updated",
"customer_id": "cus_9f2a",
"plan": "pro",
"status": "active"
}Fans out to:
- Your backend API — The original consumer of the webhook.
- Partner or vendor endpoint — A second system that also needs this event.
- Custom HTTP — Any additional internal service or automation.
Webhook providers only give you one URL
Most platforms support a single webhook endpoint per integration. A rabbit sits behind that one URL and re-broadcasts the event anywhere else it needs to go.
Independent retries per destination
If your internal API is deploying and briefly down, that delivery retries with backoff while your other destinations keep receiving the event on time.
Full delivery history
Every webhook you've ever forwarded — and to which destinations, with what response — is recorded and replayable from your dashboard.