
Vartiq
Webhook Infra for High-Velocity Dev Teams
Hey Indie Hackers 👋
We wanted to share something exciting – we just launched the waitlist for Vartiq, a webhook infrastructure platform we’ve been building for the past few months.
🛠️ Problem we’re solving
Almost every SaaS product eventually needs to send webhooks. But building a reliable outbound webhook system is more painful than most expect:
Handling retries and exponential backoff
Dead-letter queues for failed deliveries
Ensuring idempotency and correct ordering
Scaling infra to handle spikes
Building dashboards and logs to debug issues
I’ve built webhook systems at multiple startups before. It always started as a simple POST request – and ended up becoming a mini-infra project no one wanted to maintain.
⚡ What is Vartiq?
Vartiq is Webhook Infrastructure as a Service. We handle:
✅ Reliable delivery with auto-retries
✅ DLQs out of the box
✅ Live observability dashboards
✅ Auto-scaling to millions of events/day
✅ Simple integration via REST API or SDKs (JS, Python, Go, PHP)
🎁 Why a waitlist?
We’re opening up early access slots progressively to onboard users properly and incorporate feedback before going fully public.
As a thank you to early supporters, we’re giving 10,000 free events to everyone who joins the waitlist.
🙏 How you can help
If you’ve ever built or maintained webhook delivery infra:
What was the hardest part?
What features would make you switch to a managed service?
Would love any feedback or thoughts as we build Vartiq to serve real developer pain points better.
Thanks for reading. Excited to be on this journey with the Indie Hackers community ❤️
About
Webhooks are critical — but they’re not your core product. Let Vartiq handle the reliability layer behind them. Scale confidently with built-in retries, queue handling, SLAs and observability.

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