Webhook Retry Config
Design webhook retry policies — attempts, backoff curves, dead-letter thresholds. Stop losing events to blips — local planning, free, no signup.
How to Use the Webhook Retry Config
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Frequently Asked Questions
What retry schedule works?
Exponential backoff (1s, 2s, 4s… capped ~5 min) over 8–10 attempts covers transient blips without hammering. Past ~24h of failures, dead-letter for humans.
When to dead-letter?
After max attempts or 4xx responses (retries never fix bad payloads). DLQ with alerting beats silent drops — every lost webhook is lost revenue or state.
Idempotency needed?
Yes — retries deliver duplicates by design. Receivers must dedupe on event IDs; configure that before enabling aggressive retries.
Is config uploaded?
No — planning runs locally in your browser. Nothing leaves your device.
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Last updated October 2026