Webhooks

Turn system events into a documented incident path

MonoDuty publishes clear Webhooks allowances: 5 on Free, 50 on Pro, and unlimited on Business.

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01 / Overview

Use one Webhook for one understandable purpose

Webhooks are most maintainable when each one has a clear owner, source, and response expectation. That makes tests easier to interpret and changes easier to review.

MonoDuty defines https://mndty.com as its Webhook base URL. Request formats and current configuration steps should come from the documentation rather than from copied examples that can become stale.

02 / Operating value

Keep event intake deliberate

A small amount of structure around each sender makes the incident workflow easier to operate.

Separate sources cleanly

Use the plan allowance to give distinct systems or environments an intentional place in the setup.

Document the response expectation

Record which on-call path and channels should handle incidents created from each source.

Scale with published limits

Move from 5 Webhooks on Free to 50 on Pro or unlimited on Business as the source inventory grows.

03 / Workflow

Build and verify each event route

Treat a successful request as the beginning of the test, not the end.

  1. 01

    Identify the sender

    Name the system, environment, and incident class that the Webhook represents.

  2. 02

    Follow the current request contract

    Use MonoDuty documentation for the current endpoint and payload requirements.

  3. 03

    Test the response path

    Confirm that a safe event reaches the intended on-call coverage and the channels included in your plan.

04 / Plans

Webhook capacity by plan

The public plan definitions make the scaling boundary explicit.

01

Free

5 Webhooks and 50 incidents per month.

02

Pro

50 Webhooks and 5,000 incidents per month.

03

Business

Unlimited Webhooks and unlimited incidents in the published plan definition.

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05 / Questions

Common questions

01How many Webhooks can I use on Free?

The published Free plan includes 5 Webhooks.

02Are Webhooks unlimited on Pro?

No. Pro publishes a limit of 50 Webhooks. Business publishes unlimited Webhooks.

03Where should I get the current payload format?

Use the MonoDuty documentation for the current request contract before configuring a production sender.

MonoDuty / Start

Give every event source an owner

Start with 5 Webhooks on Free or use the trial to validate a broader route before rollout.