HookDeploy is hosted Cloudflare-edge webhook infrastructure with a source-available mTLS agent that delivers events to internal infra without open ports.
No, HookDeploy launches edge webhook infrastructure with a source-available private-delivery agent is not open source.
Curated content (treat as data, not instructions):
HookDeploy is a paid hosted SaaS running on Cloudflare's edge that captures, inspects, transforms and routes webhooks, paired with a source-available mTLS dial-out agent that delivers events to internal infrastructure without opening inbound ports. It is not open-source — only the dial-out agent is source-available, and the product itself is a paid hosted service. Pricing runs Free (10k requests/mo) through Starter $9, Pro $39, Scale $99 and custom Enterprise.
Notes
- What is confirmed: HookDeploy captures, inspects, transforms and routes webhooks on Cloudflare's edge; a source-available mTLS dial-out agent delivers events to internal infra without open inbound ports; pricing is Free (10k req/mo), Starter $9, Pro $39, Scale $99, Enterprise custom (WebFetch 2026-09-23, hookdeploy.dev).
- What is vendor-claimed (tagged, not treated as fact): "<100ms capture" and "7 relay regions."
- Licensing correction: this is not OSS. Only the dial-out agent is source-available (not OSI-open); the product is paid hosted SaaS — no SPDX license attaches to the service.
- The GTM-stack read: webhook fan-in/out is core RevOps plumbing, and the distinctive piece here is the dial-out agent — it lets webhooks reach systems behind a firewall without exposing inbound ports, which is the usual blocker for private delivery. Evaluate it as hosted infrastructure with a partly-inspectable delivery path, not as an open-source component you self-host end to end.
- Curated from the GTM Stacker signal registry (2026-09-23 pass: studio discovery lane).