Get notified when things happen โ budget thresholds, SLO violations, failover events, PII detections. Pick your channel: Slack, Discord, email, or a custom webhook.
You pick the events you care about. We fire alerts the moment they happen.
Get notified at 50%, 80%, 90%, and 100% of your spending limit. Catch runaway costs before they hurt.
Uptime dropped? Latency too high? Error rate climbing? You'll know right away when targets are missed.
When a provider goes down and we switch to a backup, you get a heads-up so you're not guessing what happened.
Sensitive data found in a request or response? We mask it and let you know it happened.
You're getting close to a provider's rate limit. Slow down or add capacity before requests start failing.
Spending patterns look off โ maybe a spike at 3am or 5x the usual volume. We flag it so you can investigate.
Send notifications wherever your team already works. No need to check another dashboard.
Post alerts to any Slack channel. Your team sees them where they already hang out.
Webhook integration with Discord. Great for teams that use it for dev ops or on-call.
Send to individual team members or a distribution list. Simple, reliable, always works.
POST a JSON payload to any endpoint. Build your own integrations, pipe it into PagerDuty, whatever you need.
Not every alert matters to every person. Filter by event type and severity so your team only gets what they actually need to act on.
Budget at 50% โ just a heads-up, no action needed
Budget at 80% โ might want to check your usage
Provider down, failover activated โ look into it now
Every webhook delivers a clean JSON payload. Here's what it looks like โ straightforward, easy to parse, ready to use.
{
"event_type": "budget_threshold",
"severity": "warning",
"message": "Budget at 80% for project 'prod-api'",
"timestamp": "2026-03-19T14:32:07Z",
"metadata": {
"project": "prod-api",
"budget_limit": 2000,
"current_spend": 1604.82,
"threshold": 0.8,
"api_key_id": "key_abc123"
}
}event_type
What happened
severity
How urgent it is
message
Human-readable summary
timestamp
When it happened (ISO 8601)
metadata
Extra context for the event
Takes a couple of minutes to set up. Start getting notified about the things that matter.