Hooksy is a simple tool that lets you receive webhook events from any service and forward the data to tools like Google Sheets, Rows, Airtable, and Notion. It’s designed for people who want to automate workflows without the complexity of writing backend code or dealing with developer-heavy platforms. You just create a webhook, connect a destination, and choose which data points you want to send—Hooksy takes care of the rest.
It’s especially useful for business users in operations, marketing, finance, and support who rely on spreadsheets or databases to stay organized. Whether you're logging Stripe payments, tracking form submissions, or syncing updates from project tools, Hooksy helps you get structured, real-time data where you need it—fast and reliably.
Hooksy forwards webhook events to spreadsheets, databases and other tools without writing backend code.
- for
- Operations, marketing, finance and support teams that rely on spreadsheets or databases.
- pricing
- free | freemium | paid
works withGoogle SheetsRowsAirtableNotion
Key features
5 features of Hooksy
- Create webhook endpoints — Generate a URL to receive events from any service.
- Destination connectors — Send data directly to Google Sheets, Rows, Airtable or Notion.
- Field mapping UI — Select which data points from the payload to forward.
- Real-time delivery — Events are forwarded instantly and reliably.
- No code required — All setup is done through a visual interface, no backend needed.
Use cases
- Log Stripe payment events into a Google Sheet for finance reporting
- Sync form submissions to Airtable for marketing lead tracking
- Update Notion project pages when a ticket status changes in a support tool
- Collect rows of data from multiple services into a single spreadsheet for operations dashboards
Hooksy vs alternatives
 Hooksy |  Impler |  QueryPal |  Craftar |  Fastgen | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Simple webhook forwarding to SaaS tools | CSV & Excel import widgets | Support team automation | Visual automation builder | Full-stack backend generation |
| Pricing | Free | freemium | paid | Subscription | Free | Subscription | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 6 | 77 | 82 | 62 | 95 |
| Launched | Jan 2026 | Apr 2024 | Mar 2024 | Jan 2024 | Jan 2023 |
- Hooksy vs Impler: Provides ready-made CSV/Excel import widgets rather than generic webhook forwarding
- Hooksy vs QueryPal: Focuses on automating support workflows, not generic webhook routing
- Hooksy vs Craftar: Visual automation builder for many actions, whereas Hooksy is specialized for webhook → spreadsheet/database
- Hooksy vs Fastgen: Backend-as-a-service platform, more complex than Hooksy's simple webhook forwarding
Hooksy FAQ
Do I need to write code to use Hooksy?+
No, Hooksy provides a visual interface to create webhooks and map data to destinations.
Which services can I forward data to?+
Hooksy currently supports Google Sheets, Rows, Airtable and Notion as destinations.
Can I choose specific fields from the webhook payload?+
Yes, the UI lets you select the exact data points you want to send to the destination.
Is the data forwarded in real time?+
Events are delivered instantly after they are received by Hooksy.
Is there a free tier?+
Hooksy offers a free tier; additional paid plans are available for higher volume usage.
Summarized by DevHunt from hooksy.co · Sep 27, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
