Cloudhooks
Cloudhooks gives you production-grade Shopify automation out of the box.
About
Cloudhooks gives Shopify developers the fastest path from idea to production-ready automation. No bootstrapping servers, provisioning containers, or installing dependencies—your workflow begins the moment you pick an event. With an instantly available editor and real Shopify payloads, you can start coding useful logic immediately. The platform is built to keep you moving. Real-time logs, inline debugging, and a sandbox that mirrors production allow you to validate every scenario before you ship. Once deployed, Cloudhooks handles scaling, monitoring, and reliability behind the scenes so your code stays fast and stable even as your client’s store grows.
Key Features
Zero-Infrastructure Hooks
Write and run Shopify webhook handlers without provisioning servers, containers, or managing dependencies—Cloudhooks hosts and scales your code automatically.
Instant Editor & Cloud Sandbox
Develop and test JavaScript hooks immediately using an in-browser editor and sandbox that supplies real Shopify payloads and edge-case simulation for fast iteration.
Real-time Logs, Inline Debugging & Replay
View persistent execution logs with full request/response detail, inline debugging, error alerts, and one-click replay for failed webhooks to speed troubleshooting.
Native Shopify API & External Integrations
Built-in helpers for authenticated REST/GraphQL Shopify calls plus simple functions for HTTP requests, email, and PostgreSQL—no npm installs required.
Security, Secrets & Automatic Upgrades
Secure store- and hook-level environment variables, one-click permission updates, and automatic API version upgrades when Shopify deprecates endpoints.
How to Use Cloudhooks
Start by installing Cloudhooks on your Shopify store (or a client store). During setup, Cloudhooks automatically handles webhook permissions, verification, and security—no manual endpoint configuration required. Once connected, Cloudhooks can listen to all supported Shopify events without you writing any verification or infrastructure code.