Make (formerly Integromat) is a no-code automation platform where you build visual workflows that trigger when a webhook URL receives a POST request. Like Zapier, it is optimized for routing events into automation scenarios — not for developer testing or raw payload inspection.
Make Webhooks vs WebhookWhisper
| Feature | WebhookWhisper | Make Webhooks |
|---|---|---|
| Raw payload inspection | Yes — full headers, body, timing | No — Make parses to structured fields |
| No signup to try | Yes | No — Make account required |
| Localhost forwarding | Yes (free) | No |
| 35+ provider payloads | Yes | No |
| HMAC signature inspection | Yes | No |
| Free plan | Yes (permanent endpoints) | Yes (1,000 ops/mo) |
| Visual workflow builder | No | Yes |
| No-code automation | No | Yes |
Why Developers Choose WebhookWhisper Over Make
Full raw request visibility
Make processes incoming webhooks through its scenario engine and presents structured fields. You cannot see the raw HTTP request — headers, exact JSON structure, or security signature headers. WebhookWhisper shows you the unmodified request exactly as the provider sent it.
No scenario to configure
To receive a webhook in Make, you create a scenario, add a webhook trigger module, activate the scenario, and copy the generated URL. In WebhookWhisper, click Create Endpoint. That is the entire setup. You have a live HTTPS URL in under 5 seconds.
Forward to your local handler
Make cannot deliver webhook payloads to a localhost URL. WebhookWhisper can. Set a forwarding rule to http://localhost:3000/webhooks and every incoming event is relayed to your local server — with retry if it is not running yet.
FAQ
Can I use WebhookWhisper and Make together?
Yes. Point Make's webhook URL at WebhookWhisper to capture what your Make scenario is receiving before it processes the event. This is useful when a Make module is not extracting the right field and you need to see the raw payload structure.
Does WebhookWhisper replace Make?
No. Make is a no-code automation platform for connecting services. WebhookWhisper is a developer testing tool. If you are building a code-based webhook handler, use WebhookWhisper. If you want to connect services without writing code, use Make.
Is WebhookWhisper free?
Yes. The free plan includes permanent HTTPS endpoints, real-time inspection, and localhost forwarding with no event count limits. No credit card required.