Know the moment you get paid

Most payment processors will email you about a successful charge, eventually. Some batch it into a daily digest. None of them buzz your phone the second it happens.

Hookfire sits between your processor and your pocket: point its webhook at Hookfire, pick the events you care about, and every payment arrives as a push notification with the amount, the currency and the customer already in the title.

The events worth turning on

Payment succeeded

The one everybody wants. Amount and customer in the title, so you never open the app to find out how much.

Payment failed

A failed charge is a support ticket waiting to happen. Catching it the same hour is the difference between a save and a churn.

Refund issued

Refunds are the events you most want to know about before your customer emails you about them.

Dispute opened

Chargebacks run on a clock. Losing a day to an unread email costs real money.

Integrations for this

Each of these sends the events above. Setup is the same for all of them.

Common questions

Do I need to write any code?
No. You paste Hookfire's URL into your processor's webhook settings, pick your events, and install the app. Nothing runs on your servers.
How fast does the notification arrive?
Typically within a few seconds of the processor firing the webhook. The delay is dominated by the processor, not by Hookfire.
Is the webhook verified?
Yes. Every supported processor's signature scheme is checked before a notification is sent, so a notification can only come from a payload your processor actually signed.