VERDICT
Not disclosed - reqbin.com
Worth it. Buy it as a free, zero-install browser utility for quick, occasional HTTP requests. Don't rely on it for full API test suites, secrets handling, or CI pipelines — that's Postman or curl territory.
Medium. Based on ~20 public sources; most review snippets were truncated, so quote texts are partial.
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Free
medium
Free tier limits push heavier use to premium; exact prices not public in sources reviewed
medium
Guess: requests may run through ReqBin's servers — avoid real API keys or production data
medium
Privacy policy last dated October 2020 — stale for compliance-conscious buyers
Value for money: 4/5
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Not published in sources reviewed
No known vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
Reviewers call it simple and pleasant for quick requests, while testers note it lacks depth beyond one-off calls.
“ReqBin is simply a fanta…”
“Best simple tool for tes…”
“ReqBin is fine for sendi…”
Compare ReqBin with each alternative.
Heavier, but the standard for full API workflows
ReqBin vs PostmanFree, already installed; no third-party server sees requests
ReqBin vs curlInspect incoming webhooks and requests instantly in-browser
ReqBin vs webhook.siteGuess: friendlier command-line alternative for everyday requests
ReqBin vs HTTPieBased on ~20 public sources; most review snippets were truncated, so quote texts are partial.
Free, dead-simple browser tool for quick HTTP requests — too shallow for real API testing. Use Postman or curl.
Based on ~20 public sources; most review snippets were truncated, so quote texts are partial.
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