everydaydev

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by everydaydev 10mo ago
Svix is a solid managed webhook solution, and their platform is clearly geared toward enterprise teams. For smaller teams or startups, the same reliability patterns—durable delivery, retries, replay—are valuable but often at a lower cost po
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by everydaydev 10mo ago
Your approach works, and lots of teams do exactly that. The tradeoff is that you’re now on the hook for uptime, retries, backpressure, tooling, on-call, metrics, etc. Relae exists for teams who’d rather outsource that operational surface, s
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by everydaydev 10mo ago
Fair point. The value isn’t in reducing the number of components, it’s in swapping a fragile one (your app endpoint) for something built specifically to stay up, queue, retry, and give you visibility when the rest of your stack isn’t. There
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by everydaydev 10mo ago
Stripe does retries right, no argument there. Where things get messy is when you have a mix of providers with wildly different retry behaviors, or internal services that have their own rate limits or downtime windows. A relay layer keeps th
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by everydaydev 10mo ago
Fair question — we’re not eliminating failure so much as isolating it behind a system that’s purpose-built for durability. Our infra is built with redundant queues, retry pipelines, and observability you typically wouldn’t stand up for a si
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How do you handle lost webhooks in production?
14 points by everydaydev 10mo ago|11 comments
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by everydaydev 10mo ago
Good question! Svix does offer similar things - they’re the established player with enterprise customers. Key differences: • Pricing: Svix’s professional tier starts at $490/month. Relae’s Launch plan is $35/month for 100K events
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Relae – Stop losing webhooks with automatic retries and a dead letter queue(relaehook.com)
2 points by everydaydev 10mo ago|3 comments
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by everydaydev 10mo ago
Hi HN! I’m launching Relae ( https://relaehook.com ), a webhook relay service that ensures you never lose critical webhook data from services like Stripe, Shopify, or any other provider. The Problem I’ve worked at several companie