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To configure delivery, see Webhooks.

Envelope

Every webhook delivery is a POST with Content-Type: application/json. The body has this shape:
There is no subscription_id, no timestamp, no project field at the top level. Resource information lives inside data.

Common types

These are referenced from multiple events.

Deployment events

Sent for deployment.success and deployment.failed.

Project events

Sent for project.created, project.updated, and project.deleted.

Project domain updated

Sent for project.domain.updated.

Domain events

Sent for domain.created, domain.purchased, and domain.renewed.

DNS record events

Sent for dns.record.created, dns.record.updated, and dns.record.deleted.

Environment variable events

Sent for environment.variables.added, environment.variables.updated, and environment.variables.deleted.
The variable’s value is not included in the payload. Only the variable name. Webhook handlers can react to “this variable changed” without seeing the secret.

Autoscaling events

Sent for autoscaling.group.created, autoscaling.group.updated, and autoscaling.group.deleted.

Subscription events

Sent for subscription.created, subscription.upgraded, subscription.downgraded, subscription.renewed, subscription.renewal_failed, subscription.past_due, subscription.unpaid, subscription.paused, subscription.reactivated, subscription.canceled, and subscription.incomplete_expired.

Payment events

Sent for payment.successful and payment.failed.

Subscribing

Pass the events you want when configuring a webhook, or ["*"] to receive everything. Pass [] to disable delivery without removing the configuration.

Delivery model

  • At-least-once. A delivery may be retried after a failed response. Make handlers idempotent. Keying on data.project_id (or data.domain_id, etc.) plus event plus the relevant timestamp works for most resources.
  • Order is not guaranteed. Two events from the same project can arrive out of order. Use created_at / updated_at from data to reconcile.
  • Best-effort. After repeated delivery failures, a single delivery is dropped. Your webhook itself stays enabled and continues to receive subsequent events.
Last modified on May 18, 2026