Pay for the webhook traffic you receive.
SignalBin meters one thing: the size of the webhooks your workspace captures. There are no plan tiers and no per-seat cost, and nothing else on the account is counted.
$0.50per MB received
Flat rate in USD, with no volume discount and no plan to upgrade into. Buy credit when the balance gets low.
- Welcome credit
- 20 MiBGranted once per workspace, no card required.
- Minimum purchase
- 20 MBWhich works out to $10.00.
- Maximum per checkout
- 1,048,576 MBBuy in whatever size suits; the rate does not change.
- Retention
- 30 daysHow long a captured body and its attachments are kept.
Everything except the traffic is unmetered.
What a captured webhook costs you.
Credit is a pool of bytes on the workspace, drawn down as captures are stored and topped up when someone buys more.
Questions about the bill.
Is there a free tier?
Every workspace you create starts with a one-time welcome credit of 20 MiB, and no card is needed to get there. That is enough to debug a real integration before you decide to buy anything.
What counts as billable traffic?
The size of each stored capture: the request body, the headers, and SignalBin's own metadata for the record. Requests that are rejected before storage are never debited.
Do I pay per endpoint or per teammate?
Neither. Endpoints and workspace members are unmetered; only received traffic is billed.
Does credit expire?
Traffic credit stays on the workspace balance until it is spent.
What happens when credit runs out?
Incoming requests are refused with a 402 rather than being truncated or silently dropped, and the sender is told payment is required. Buy more credit and capture resumes.
How do I pay?
Checkout runs through Stripe. Any member of the workspace can buy credit, not just the owner.
Where do I see what I have spent?
The Billing page shows the current balance, the last 30 days of usage with a day-by-day chart, and a table of completed purchases. The full ledger is available over the API.
Start on the welcome credit.
Every new workspace gets 20 MiB of traffic credit. That is enough to debug a real integration before you spend anything.