Realistic sample payloads — body and headers — for the webhooks you're about to integrate. Every page has a one-click button that drops the payload into a live capture bin, so you can poke at it (pretty-printed, replayable, exportable) instead of reading frozen JSON. IDs are fake; structure is faithful; long payloads are trimmed to the fields handlers actually use.
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A realistic sample of the JSON body and headers GitHub sends for a push event webhook — plus a live capture URL to see your own.
Sample JSON body and headers for a GitHub pull_request (opened) webhook event, with the fields handlers actually use.
A realistic sample of the Stripe event envelope and Stripe-Signature header for payment_intent.succeeded, with the fields handlers actually read.
Sample JSON for the checkout.session.completed event — the webhook you handle to fulfill orders after Stripe Checkout.
Sample JSON body and HMAC headers for the Shopify orders/create webhook topic.
Sample JSON for a Slack Events API event_callback delivery — a message event with the envelope, signature headers, and retry headers explained.
Sample form-urlencoded body and X-Twilio-Signature header for the webhook Twilio sends when your number receives an SMS.
Sample JSON for the SendGrid Event Webhook — a bare array of processed/delivered/open events, batched.
Sample JSON body and X-Gitlab-Event headers for a GitLab Push Hook webhook.
Sample JSON for a Mailgun delivered event webhook — with the body-embedded signature object that generic header testers can’t verify.
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