Webhook fan-out service

The webhook fan-out service
you don’t have to build.

Point one request at EchoRelay and we fan it out to every downstream target — each authenticated, validated, and retried — so you delete the queue-and-retry code you’d otherwise maintain.

Worked example

Turn one signup event into a contact and a welcome message

Your app emits a signup event. Your CRM needs a contact, while your onboarding service needs a message recipient. These examples use fictional APIs; you supply the service URLs and mappings.

Your app sends one event

{
  "eventId": "evt_42",
  "type": "user.created",
  "email": "new.user@example.com"
}

Your CRM receives

{
  "external_id": "evt_42",
  "email": "new.user@example.com"
}

Your onboarding service receives

{
  "eventId": "evt_42",
  "recipient": "new.user@example.com"
}
  1. Add your CRM and onboarding service as asynchronous targets on the same endpoint.
  2. Configure each target's authentication, request mapping, and retry policy.
  3. Publish, send the signup event, and inspect each target's delivery receipt.

A failed welcome-message delivery can retry without resending a successful CRM delivery. Preserve the event ID and have each receiver reject duplicate processing, so a retry cannot send a second welcome message.

Build each target's request mapping.

Why EchoRelay

Less to build, less to run.

One request, every target

A single POST fans out to all your targets in parallel — each with its own auth, headers, and retry budget.

Delivered at-least-once

Every target is retried on failure; anything still failing waits in a dead-letter queue you can inspect and replay.

No plumbing to maintain

No queue, no retry loop, no per-consumer rate-limits to run. You configure targets; we run the delivery.

Questions

Answered, honestly.

What is a webhook fan-out service?
It is a managed layer that takes one inbound request and delivers it to many downstream targets in parallel, handling authentication, retries, and failure queues for you — so you don’t build and operate that plumbing yourself.
How is fan-out delivery kept reliable?
Each target is delivered at-least-once and retried with backoff on failure. A delivery that can’t be completed lands in a per-project dead-letter queue you can inspect and replay.
Do I need to write code to fan out webhooks?
No. You configure endpoints and targets from the dashboard or over an MCP server; callers then POST to your endpoint and EchoRelay fans the request out.

Connect everything. Deploy nothing.

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