RelayFox vs ngrok
ngrok exposes your local port to the internet with a tunnel. RelayFox captures and stores every webhook first, then forwards to localhost — so you keep a searchable history and can replay events, not just receive them once.
| Feature | RelayFox | ngrok |
|---|---|---|
| Forward to localhost | Yes | Yes |
| Stored request history | Yes | Traffic Inspector |
| Replay a past request | Yes | Yes |
| Stable URL while laptop is off | Yes | No (tunnel must be up) |
| Read-only share links | Yes | No |
| Free tier | 24h URLs | Yes |
The verdict
ngrok is a general-purpose tunnel. RelayFox is purpose-built for webhooks: it keeps receiving and storing events even when your laptop is closed, and forwards them when you reconnect.
Competitor information was verified in July 2026 and may change. Check ngrok's official product or pricing page before making a purchase decision.
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