Launched September 17, 2024
Requestly - An HTTP Interceptor to Intercept, Modify & Mock HTTPs Requests

Requestly - An HTTP Interceptor to Intercept, Modify & Mock HTTPs Requests

Helping front-end developers ship faster

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Requestly was built to save developers time by intercepting and modifying HTTP Requests. It has now developed into an open-source alternative to Charles Proxy and Telerik Fiddler that works directly in browsers without VPN and proxy Issues. It is used by more than 250k front-end developers and 11,000+ companies worldwide.

Requestly is a browser-based HTTP interceptor and API client that lets front-end developers intercept, modify, mock, test and document HTTP requests.

for
Front-end developers and engineering teams building and testing APIs
pricing
paid · free trial
license
open source
requestly/requestly 6.8k 692updated 15 days ago
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Key features

8 features of Requestly - An HTTP Interceptor to Intercept, Modify & Mock HTTPs Requests
  • HTTP Interceptor — Intercept, modify and mock HTTP(S) requests directly in the browser without VPN or proxy.
  • API Client — Send REST, GraphQL, SOAP, gRPC, WebSocket, MQTT requests with full response viewer and code-snippet generation.
  • Pre/Post Scripts — Run JavaScript before or after requests to set variables, chain auth and assert on responses.
  • Environment Variables — Define global, collection and environment scoped variables and switch between dev, staging and prod instantly.
  • Collaboration & Git Sync — Share collections via team workspaces and sync them with GitHub/GitLab for version control.
  • AI Suite (Pro) — AI-generated tests, debugging assistance and an in-app assistant for faster test creation.
  • Enterprise Security — SOC-2 compliance, SSO, role-based access control, encryption and audit logs.
  • Mock Servers — Create dynamic or stateful mock servers from collections to unblock front-end development.

Use cases

  • Mock API responses while developing front-end features
  • Run automated API test suites in CI/CD pipelines
  • Collaborate on API design with Git-backed collections
  • Generate client code for multiple languages from a request
  • Securely store and share secrets across team environments

Requestly - An HTTP Interceptor to Intercept, Modify & Mock HTTPs Requests pricing

  • Team$10/ user / monthbilled annuallyUnlimited manual collection runs · Local projects with Git sync · Team workspaces for real-time collaboration · Basic API design & docs
  • Team Pro$15/ user / monthbilled annuallyUnlimited AI credits · Advanced test reporting & analytics · Secret scanner · External vault integrations

Requestly - An HTTP Interceptor to Intercept, Modify & Mock HTTPs Requests vs alternatives

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LaunchedSep 2024Jan 2023

Requestly - An HTTP Interceptor to Intercept, Modify & Mock HTTPs Requests FAQ

Can I try Requestly before paying?+

Yes, there is a 30-day free trial with full Team Pro entitlements and no credit card required.

Does Requestly store my data in the cloud?+

You can choose local, team-sync, or self-hosted options; data never leaves your control unless you enable cloud sync.

How does Requestly import existing collections?+

Collections, environments and auth can be imported in one click from Postman, Insomnia, OpenAPI, HAR, cURL, WSDL, SoapUI or Bruno.

What security certifications does Requestly have?+

Requestly is SOC-2 compliant and offers SSO, role-based access control, data encryption, audit logs and regular security updates.

Is there a Git-native workflow?+

Yes, local projects are stored as plain JSON files and can sync two-way with GitHub or GitLab for version control.

Summarized by DevHunt from requestly.com · Oct 1, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.