How Hookbase Compares
Side-by-side comparisons with the webhook platforms and tools teams usually look at, including where each of them is the better choice.
What Each Plan Unlocks
| What you need | Hookbase | Hookdeck | Svix | Convoy | Webhook Relay |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paid plans from | $7/mo (25K events, then $0.50 per 1K) | Inbound $39/mo plus metered events; outbound (Outpost) no base fee, $10 per 1M | $20/mo (50K messages, then $0.10 per 1K) | $99/mo (Cloud, up to 25 events/s) | $9.99/mo (5K webhooks, then $5 per 1K) |
| 30 days of event history from | Outbound $7/mo (Starter); inbound $29/mo (Pro) | $499/mo (Growth) | $20/mo (Basic) | $499/mo (Premium, custom retention) | Outbound: 35 days on every plan, Free included. Inbound: not published ("long logs" from $79.99/mo) |
| SAML or OIDC single sign-on from | $79/mo (Business, OIDC only) | $499/mo (Growth, SAML and SCIM) | Enterprise (custom price) | $499/mo (Cloud Premium, SAML) | Enterprise (SAML) |
| Static outbound IP from | $7/mo (Starter, Pro and Business) | +$100/mo add-on | $490/mo (Professional) | Add-on on $99/mo, included at $499/mo | $79.99/mo (Business; inbound forwarding only) |
| Transform languages | 8 languages (from $7/mo Starter) | JavaScript | JavaScript | JavaScript (paid plans) | JavaScript (Lua is legacy) |
| Inbound fan-out: 1 received event to 3 destinations | Billed as 1 event | Billed as 3 events | Not stated on its pricing page | Flat fee, capped at 25 events/s on Pro | Billed as 3 webhooks |
Monthly list prices from each vendor's public pricing page, last checked November 2026: Hookdeck (opens in a new tab), Svix (opens in a new tab), Convoy (opens in a new tab), Webhook Relay (opens in a new tab). Hookdeck's Event Gateway costs less than Hookbase for inbound above roughly 3M events a month, and Hookdeck Outpost costs less for outbound below roughly 8M deliveries, so check the price at your own volume. Hookdeck Growth, Svix's paid plans and Convoy Cloud include an uptime SLA, and Hookdeck, Svix and Convoy hold their own SOC 2 reports; Hookbase offers neither.
Detailed Comparisons
Hookbase vs Hookdeck
Hookdeck has the largest catalogue of webhook sources. Hookbase includes SSO and 30 days of history without its $499/mo Growth plan and a static IP without its $100/mo add-on, and bills an inbound event once, however many destinations it reaches.
Hookbase vs Svix
Svix is the default choice for sending webhooks to customers. Hookbase has static IPs from $7/mo and OIDC SSO at $79/mo, where Svix needs $490/mo and an Enterprise contract.
Hookbase vs Convoy
Convoy runs the same gateway in its cloud, from $99/mo, or on your own servers. Hookbase starts free, then $7/mo, with eight transform languages to Convoy's one.
Hookbase vs Webhook Relay
Webhook Relay reaches endpoints inside private networks. Hookbase adds a customer portal, five SDKs and no-code signature verification for 70+ providers, with 25K events for $7/mo.
Hookbase vs ngrok
ngrok exposes any local server to the internet. Hookbase is built for webhooks: a local tunnel plus retries, routing, transforms and a searchable event history that carry over to production.
Hookbase vs RequestBin
RequestBin is for inspecting requests, and Pipedream Workflows stops on Mar 31, 2027. Hookbase has a free webhook bin and the routing, retries and replay to run the same webhooks in production.
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