Good to see this being addressed! We used to offer webhooks-as-a-service at Fanout, but it wasn't very popular and last year we discontinued the feature. There

Good to see this being addressed! We used to offer webhooks-as-a-service at Fanout, but it wasn't very popular and last year we discontinued the feature. There are several reasons I believe we weren't successful with it: 1) There is a perception that webhooks are "easy", and so developers might not even think to look for a solution. After all, anyone can send an HTTP request. The devil is in the details of course, and a good webhooks system is actually a lot of work. 2) I believe most devs looking for a "push" solution are usually looking for something like WebSockets (which has a more common perception of being hard). And so the people finding us or landing on our page had a specific goal in mind, and our additional offering of webhooks wasn't enticing. 3) Our webhooks feature simply wasn't that good. It handled retries, fan-out, rate limiting, ordered delivery, and full payload customization. That's a start, but a complete solution also needs inspection, response feedback, test calls, and UI widget. With the right product and GTM, maybe it can work. Good luck!