EventSend is an event routing service for product teams, designed to solve the problem of repetitive and unreliable multi-platform notification integrations.
Purpose: Product teams often need to synchronize business events, such as successful payments, code commits, and completed deployments, to multiple notification channels. The traditional approach is to write separate notification code for Slack, Discord, Telegram, push, and so on for each project, and to handle retries and duplicate delivery issues separately. EventSend provides a unified event entry point, allowing an event to be reliably fanned out to multiple destinations after being sent once, reducing repetitive "notification glue" code.
Main capabilities:
- Receive events: supports directly sending one HTTP POST request, and also supports connecting Stripe, GitHub, Vercel, and others as event sources.
- Event distribution: automatically fans events out to Slack, Discord, Telegram, mobile push, and the user's own Webhook.
- Reliability guarantees: built-in retry and deduplication mechanisms prevent events from being silently dropped or delivered multiple times.
- Free and paid plans: the free version includes 2,500 events per month, a hard cap, with no credit card required; the Pro version costs $12 per month, covers 50,000 events, and offers about a 20% discount with annual payment.
- Documentation: the official quick start documentation is provided (https://eventsend.io/docs/quickstart）。
How to use: Users can submit events to EventSend by sending one HTTP POST request, or connect supported event sources such as Stripe, GitHub, and Vercel. EventSend then distributes the event according to the configuration to Slack, Discord, Telegram, mobile push, or a custom Webhook. For specific configuration steps, API details, and integration methods, the official documentation provides a quick start guide.
Applicable scenarios: Suitable for product teams that need to distribute business events across multiple notification channels, especially development teams that want to unify notification logic and avoid repeatedly implementing retry and deduplication mechanisms for each project. Typical scenarios include: payment event notifications, code repository activity synchronization, deployment status alerts, and various real-time events that need to be pushed to team collaboration tools or mobile devices.
Limitations:
- The free version has a hard cap of 2,500 events per month, and processing may no longer continue after exceeding it.
- The free version does not require a credit card, but it is not stated whether other features are limited.
- The Pro version covers 50,000 events per month, with about a 20% discount for annual payment.
- Official materials do not provide more information about event formats, rate limits, data retention policies, security details, or SLAs; this information is not currently available.
- The supported event sources currently explicitly listed are Stripe, GitHub, and Vercel; whether other sources are supported is not currently available.
- The distribution channels explicitly include Slack, Discord, Telegram, mobile push, and custom Webhook; whether more channels are supported is not currently available.
EventSend is developed by My Tiny Rocket LLC, a self-funded software studio whose founder says it focuses on building small, focused tools for developers and product teams, valuing reliable delivery, retry mechanisms, and infrastructure with no surprise billing. The EventSend project began in August 2026.
