Help clients troubleshoot webhook failures — and earn recurring revenue
Webhook Guard gives Shopify and BigCommerce agencies one place to record, validate, retry, route, and investigate webhook deliveries across client integrations.
Free on development stores · 15–25% recurring revenue share · No commitment
Evaluate Webhook Guard on Shopify development stores without a paid subscription.
Earn 15–25% of eligible subscription revenue from referred merchant accounts.
Direct assistance from TechYelp when evaluating Webhook Guard or onboarding a client integration.
TechYelp can help agencies configure Webhook Guard for referred merchant accounts.
Webhook Delivery Visibility Is Limited — and Integration Failures Are Hard to Diagnose
Shopify and BigCommerce retry failed webhook deliveries according to platform-defined schedules. However, agencies may still need centralized delivery history, downstream retry control, duplicate detection, validation details, and a practical way to replay failed events across the integrations they manage.
Limited Delivery Visibility
Native platform logs are useful for inspecting platform-to-endpoint delivery, but they are time-limited and do not provide visibility into what happens across multiple downstream systems after the initial webhook is received. Agencies may still need longer retention, independent retry tracking, multi-endpoint delivery history, and centralized investigation tools.
No Downstream Retry Control
Platform retry schedules apply to delivery from the platform to your endpoint. When a downstream integration fails after Webhook Guard receives the event, you need a separate retry mechanism to re-deliver to that specific system.
Duplicate Event Handling
Platform retries may result in the same event being delivered more than once. Without deduplication at the ingestion layer, downstream systems can process the same order, customer, or inventory event multiple times.
Manual Event Replay
When a downstream integration misses an event, replaying it typically requires engineering effort — re-triggering the action in the source system or writing a manual script. Native platform tooling may not provide a straightforward way to replay a specific historical event to one selected downstream integration endpoint.
An Observability and Delivery Management Layer for Agency Integrations
Webhook Guard helps agencies reduce missed downstream events, detect duplicate deliveries, and troubleshoot webhook failures faster. It sits between the e-commerce platform and your client's integration endpoints.
HMAC Validation
Each incoming webhook is verified against the platform's cryptographic signature before forwarding. Payloads that fail signature validation are rejected and logged for review.
Managed Automatic Retries
After Webhook Guard receives an event, it records the event and automatically retries failed downstream deliveries according to the configured retry policy. Events that exhaust retries are flagged for manual review and one-click resend.
Delivery Audit Log
Every delivery attempt is recorded with timestamp, HTTP status, and response body. Search, filter, and investigate webhook history for up to 90 days, depending on the merchant's plan.
Delivery Health Dashboard
A real-time overview of delivery activity: events received, successful deliveries, delivery failures, and detected duplicates — in one place, without requiring access to platform logs.
Duplicate Detection
Webhook Guard records received platform events, flags repeated inbound events using the product's current platform event key, and gives teams evidence to investigate duplicate-processing risk across downstream systems.
Multi-Integration Routing
Route any webhook topic to multiple endpoints. One orders/create event can be forwarded to an ERP, a warehouse system, and a loyalty platform — each with independent retry tracking and delivery history.
Where Agencies Find Webhook Guard Most Useful
These are common situations where Webhook Guard gives development teams a faster path to diagnosis and resolution.
Determine What Happened to a Missing Order
When an order is missing from an ERP, fulfillment system, warehouse platform, CRM, or custom application, developers often need to determine whether the webhook was received, failed validation, failed downstream delivery, or was processed more than once.
Webhook Guard gives teams one place to review the event history, payload details, delivery attempts, validation results, and duplicate activity — and to determine whether Webhook Guard received the event and what happened during downstream processing.
Routing One Event to Multiple Integration Endpoints
When a client needs customers/create or orders/paid to reach both a loyalty platform and a marketing automation tool, routing that through a custom middleware layer adds maintenance overhead and a potential point of failure.
- Route one event to multiple endpoints from the dashboard
- Each integration has independent retry tracking and delivery history
- Works with standard HTTPS endpoints without requiring custom middleware code
- Add or reconfigure endpoints from the dashboard
Faster Diagnosis of Downstream Integration Failures
A client reports that orders from last night are missing from their inventory system. Without a delivery audit trail, isolating the cause requires checking both the platform and the integration independently.
- Filter events by topic, time range, and delivery status
- Review the HTTP status and response body for each delivery attempt
- Resend a specific failed event to the affected endpoint
- Review payload details and validation results in one view
See how Webhook Guard works before you refer it
Watch the short product demo or apply for agency access directly.
Three Steps to Get Started
The agency partner program is straightforward. There is no upfront commitment or fee to join.
Join the Program
Apply for agency access and we will create your agency partner profile, confirm the revenue-share tier that applies to your referrals, and provide the appropriate referral or attribution method.
Refer a Merchant
Share your partner link or introduce the merchant directly to TechYelp. We can also help agencies configure Webhook Guard for referred merchant accounts as part of onboarding.
Earn Recurring Revenue
Receive between 15% and 25% of eligible subscription revenue while the referred merchant remains on a qualifying paid plan, subject to the TechYelp Agency Partner Agreement.
Recurring Revenue on Every Eligible Referral
Agency partners earn a percentage of eligible subscription revenue from referred merchant accounts. Commission tiers are based on active referred merchants at the time of calculation.
| Tier | Active Referred Merchants | Revenue Share |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | 1–4 merchants | 15% of eligible subscription revenue |
| Growth | 5–14 merchants | 20% of eligible subscription revenue |
| Scale | 15+ merchants | 25% of eligible subscription revenue |
Revenue-share eligibility, attribution, and payouts are governed by the TechYelp Agency Partner Agreement. Details including payout schedule, attribution window, referral tracking, minimum thresholds, and exclusions (such as taxes, refunds, and platform fees) are confirmed during agency onboarding. Tiers are indicative and subject to the terms agreed in the partner agreement.
Evaluate Webhook Guard Before Referring It
Agencies can install and use Webhook Guard on Shopify development stores without a paid subscription. This allows your team to explore the product, test endpoint configurations, and become familiar with the dashboard before recommending it to clients.
Agency Partner Questions
Common questions from agencies evaluating the partner program.
Is Webhook Guard free on Shopify development stores?
Yes. Webhook Guard is free to evaluate on eligible Shopify development stores. Development stores allow you to test webhook routing, retry behavior, and the audit log without incurring subscription fees. A free live-store plan is also available and includes up to 5,000 events per month, subject to the latest Shopify App Store pricing and plan limits.
Is there a free plan for live merchant stores?
Yes. Webhook Guard offers a free plan for live merchant stores that includes up to 5,000 events per month. Deliveries pause when the monthly limit is reached, and merchants can upgrade to a paid plan when they need additional capacity. Refer to the Shopify App Store listing for the latest plan details.
How are agency referrals tracked?
TechYelp will provide an agency-specific attribution method during onboarding. Specific tracking details — such as referral links or direct introduction — are confirmed in the agency partner agreement.
Can an agency manage multiple merchant clients?
Each merchant installs Webhook Guard into their own store. Webhook Guard does not currently offer a unified multi-store agency dashboard. Agencies access individual store dashboards on behalf of their clients, or merchants manage their own dashboards directly.
What happens if a merchant was already using Webhook Guard before we referred them?
Eligibility for commission on existing Webhook Guard users will be reviewed under the terms of the agency partner agreement. If a merchant was already on a paid plan before the referral was attributed, commission eligibility may not apply. Details are confirmed during onboarding.
What happens if two agencies refer the same merchant?
In cases where multiple agencies refer the same merchant, attribution will normally be reviewed and assigned to the first verified eligible referral, subject to the terms of the agency partner agreement.
How and when are commissions paid?
Payout schedule and method details are provided during agency onboarding and confirmed in the partner agreement. Contact us to discuss your specific situation before making commitments to clients.
Is there a minimum payout amount?
Minimum payout thresholds, if any, will be specified in the agency partner agreement and confirmed during onboarding.
Does Webhook Guard guarantee webhook delivery?
No system can guarantee delivery while a destination endpoint remains unavailable. Webhook Guard records received events, retries failed downstream deliveries according to the configured retry policy, and provides delivery history and troubleshooting tools to help improve reliability and visibility.
Ready to Add Webhook Observability to Your Agency Toolkit?
Watch the short demo to see the product, or apply directly to join the agency partner program. No commitment required.