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getrequest
OBSERVEDAPI reliability layer that relays, retains, and recovers requests
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getrequest sits in front of a backend as a reliability layer so traffic spikes, downtime, or failed deployments never result in lost requests. It captures headers, body, status, and latency for every request, and allows replaying any retained request with its original payload. It is aimed at teams running production APIs and webhooks who need visibility and recovery without managing gateways, queues, or observability pipelines.
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10,000 requests / month · 7-day log retention · Live inspector · Instant endpoints · Smart forwarding
100,000 requests / month · 30-day log retention · Everything in free · Endpoint management UI · JSON mock responses
1,000,000 requests / month · 30-day log retention · Everything in Dev · Request replay · Shareable debug links
5,000,000 requests / month · 30-day log retention · Everything in Pro · Lowest per-request overage rate
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