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Webhook Guides for Next.js

Production patterns for handling webhooks in Next.js applications. From Stripe payment processing to GitHub automation, these guides cover common challenges and reliability patterns.

Stripe Webhooks

Handle Stripe payment webhooks reliably in production Next.js applications.

Accessing Raw Request Body for Webhook Signature Verification

Webhook signatures require the raw request body. Learn how to access it in Next.js App Router without breaking signature verification.

Building Webhook Route Handlers in Next.js App Router

Step-by-step guide to creating webhook route handlers in Next.js App Router. Request parsing, response patterns, and edge runtime considerations.

Fix Stripe Webhook Timeouts on Vercel and Edge Functions

Stripe expects webhook responses within 20 seconds. Learn why serverless functions timeout and how to handle long-running webhook processing.

How to Handle Webhook Retries and Duplicates in Next.js

Implement idempotent webhook handlers that safely process retried events. Deduplication strategies and database patterns for Next.js.

How to Handle Webhooks with Next.js App Router

Complete guide to building webhook handlers with Next.js App Router route handlers. Request parsing, signature verification, and response patterns.

Next.js Stripe Webhook App Router: Production Reliability and Debugging

How Stripe webhook handling becomes complex in Next.js App Router production environments, with debugging patterns for failed deliveries and retries.

Next.js Webhook 500 Error Debugging and Production Reliability

Why Next.js webhook handlers return 500 errors in production, debugging approaches, and infrastructure patterns for reliable webhook processing.

Next.js Webhook Handler Code Examples

Copy-paste webhook handler examples for Next.js. Includes Stripe, GitHub, and generic webhook patterns with TypeScript.

Next.js Webhook Not Working? Common Causes and Fixes

Troubleshoot webhook failures in Next.js: signature errors, body parsing issues, timeouts, and the most common misconfigurations.

Pages Router vs App Router: Webhook Migration Guide

Migrating webhooks from Next.js API Routes (Pages Router) to Route Handlers (App Router). Key differences, gotchas, and step-by-step migration.

Stripe Webhook Idempotency in Next.js Production Environments

How to handle Stripe webhook idempotency concerns in Next.js when duplicate processing and retry complexity become operational issues.

Stripe Webhook Signature Verification in Next.js Production

Handling Stripe webhook signature verification in Next.js serverless environments, common production failures, and reliability patterns.

The Complete Guide to Stripe Webhooks in Next.js

Everything you need to know about Stripe webhooks in Next.js: signature verification, retry handling, idempotency, timeouts, and production debugging.

Vercel Webhook Timeout Handling in Next.js Production

Why webhooks timeout on Vercel deployments and how to handle delivery failures, retries, and debugging in Next.js serverless functions.

Webhook Duplicate Events in Next.js Applications

How webhook duplicate events occur in Next.js apps and architectural approaches to handle retries, deduplication, and delivery reliability in production.

What Changed for Webhooks in Next.js 14

Next.js 14 introduced App Router as default. Learn the key differences for webhook handlers and how to migrate from Pages Router patterns.

What's New for Webhooks in Next.js 15

Next.js 15 brings async request APIs and updated caching. Learn how these changes affect webhook handlers and what to update.

Why Stripe Retries Your Webhooks (And When to Worry)

Understanding Stripe's webhook retry behavior, exponential backoff timing, and how to handle duplicate deliveries in your Next.js app.

Provider Integrations

Webhook handling for GitHub, Clerk, Shopify, Supabase, and other popular services.

Debugging & Troubleshooting

Fix common webhook issues: timeouts, 500 errors, duplicate events, and silent failures.

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