Pricing
A free tier that is enough to run something real, and paid plans that start where a credit card does not need an approval meeting.
In short
- Free covers 50,000 deliveries a month and three endpoints.
- Pro is $29 a month with 1M deliveries; Scale is $199 with 10M.
- Payloads are metered in 64KB units, and the count is returned on every publish.
- Paid plans are in early access: the product is live, self-serve billing is not wired yet.
| Plan | Price | Included | Overage | Retention |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 50k deliveries / month, 3 endpoints | Blocked, not billed | 3 days |
| Pro | $29 / month | 1M deliveries | $8 per additional million | 30 days |
| Scale | $199 / month | 10M deliveries | $4 per additional million | 90 days |
| Enterprise | Talk to us | Negotiated | Negotiated | Negotiated |
Paid plans are early access. Everything on this page is live and running, but self-serve billing is not connected yet. Open a free account and tell us what you need — while that is true, paid plans are arranged by hand and priced as published.
What is on every plan
The delivery engine is not the thing that gets cut down.
- ✓Standard Webhooks signing and overlapping secret rotation
- ✓Custom retry schedules per endpoint
- ✓Dead-letter queue, replay, recover and gap repair
- ✓Per-attempt timeline with status, latency and response body
- ✓Verified inbound sources from fifteen providers
- ✓Teams with four roles and an audit log
- ✓MCP server, so an agent can operate the same surface
- ✓EU hosting, with no region upsell
Questions
What counts as a delivery?
One accepted delivery to one destination. An event fanned out to three endpoints is three deliveries; retries of the same delivery are not counted again.
What is a unit, and why 64KB?
Payloads are metered in units of 64KB, rounded up: an 80KB payload is two units. The number is returned on every publish so it is never a surprise on an invoice, and it follows the convention the large event buses already use.
What happens when I run out on the free tier?
Publishing is refused with a quota error rather than being silently billed, and the event is not accepted. Nothing is deleted.
Can I self-host?
Not today. The delivery engine is intended to be opened under a permissive licence; until that lands, treat HookGet as a hosted service only.