RequestlyMock API Requests in Chrome

Requestly: Simple & Powerful HTTP Interceptor for Browsers

Introduction

Requestly is a versatile HTTP interceptor designed to streamline web development and testing processes. It allows developers to intercept, modify, and mock HTTP requests directly within their browsers, enhancing productivity and collaboration.

Key Features

• HTTP Interceptor Rules: Intercept and modify requests, inject scripts, map local and remote resources.
• Mock Server: Quickly create and manage API mocks.
• SessionBook (Beta): Capture, report, and debug with screen recording, network logs, and console logs.
• API Client: A minimalistic tool to test APIs.
• GraphQL Support: Intercept, modify, and mock GraphQL queries and responses.

Use Cases

• Local Development & Testing: Sync frontend-backend teams, streamline collaboration, and enable independent feature development.
• API Integration: Stub responses for APIs under development and test across different environments.
• Bug Reporting: Capture HTTP sessions and share detailed reports with developers.
• Team Collaboration: Share assets like rules, mocks, and sessions with team members effortlessly.

Pricing

Requestly offers flexible pricing plans to suit different needs:

• Free Plan: Basic features for individual developers.
• Pro Plan: Advanced features for professional developers.
• Team Plan: Collaboration tools and enhanced features for development teams.
• Enterprise Plan: Custom solutions and dedicated support for large organizations.

Teams

Requestly is built with a collaboration-first design, making it ideal for teams:

• Team Workspace: Collaborate with teammates in a shared workspace, grouping assets in one place.
• Export Data & Sync to Git: Keep configurations version-controlled along with your source code.
• 1-time Sharing via Link: Instantly generate and share links for your assets.

Requestly is trusted by over 200,000 developers at more than 10,000 companies, making it a reliable choice for enhancing your web development workflow.