Pipe competitor signals into your own stack

Webhook alerts to any endpoint.

Yes, SpyGlow has a native webhook integration. Receive signed JSON payloads at your endpoint the moment a tracked change happens. Pipe SpyGlow intelligence into your data warehouse, your CRM, your Discord server, or anything else that speaks HTTP.

Signed payloads with HMAC verification
Automatic retries with exponential backoff
Filterable by change type and impact threshold
Sample payload published below

The intelligence layer

A polling job tells you wakes up every hour and asks "anything new?". SpyGlow gives you a signed POST the moment a change is classified, no polling required.

What you get

Everything packed into one workspace.

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Signed payloads

Every webhook POST carries an HMAC signature header signed with your endpoint secret. Verify it before processing to prove the request came from SpyGlow.

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Automatic retries

Failed deliveries retry with exponential backoff. If your endpoint is down for a few minutes, the payload still arrives once you are back.

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Per-event filtering

Configure which change types and impact thresholds trigger your webhook. A finance team can get only pricing changes; a product team can get only feature launches.

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Multiple endpoints

Add as many endpoint URLs as you need. Different teams, different tools, different filters. All from one SpyGlow account.

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Documented payload schema

The exact JSON shape is published on this page. Build a consumer with confidence and version your integration cleanly.

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Test delivery on demand

Hit a test button before you go live. A sample payload lands at your endpoint so you can validate signature verification and parsing.

How it fits your flow

Three steps. No new muscle to build.

Step 01

Open Settings

Step 02

Add an endpoint URL

Paste the HTTPS endpoint where you want payloads delivered. You can add multiple endpoints with different filters.

Step 03

Copy the signing secret

SpyGlow shows the per-endpoint signing secret once. Store it somewhere your consumer can read it. Use it to verify the HMAC header on every incoming request.

Step 04