httpeek

httpeek · coming soon

Your API collection, hosted as a page your users can trust.

Export from Postman, Insomnia or Bruno. We host it as a clean, themeable reference — endpoints, auth, sample requests and responses — at a link you can put in your docs. No seats, no per-viewer limits: priced by how many APIs you host.

Not built yet. We're collecting interest before we build it — tell us you want in.

Why not just use Postman's hosted docs?

You can publish docs from Postman today — but sharing them outside your team means a paid team workspace, billed per seat.

Pricing model

Postman's paid plans are per seat: Solo is $9/mo for a single user; Team is $19 per user per month; Enterprise is $49 per user per month. Add teammates, pay more — regardless of how many APIs you actually host.

httpeek charges by how many APIs are in your collection, not by who's on your team. One flat price, any number of teammates, any number of public visitors.

Built for

Postman workspaces are built around internal team collaboration first; a public-facing doc page is something you add on top of that.

httpeek starts from the other direction: a clean page meant to be shared outside your team, with your own domain and theme, not Postman's.

Branding

Postman does ship custom-branded docs and custom domains — but only from Solo upward ($9/mo), and Solo is capped at one user. The moment a second teammate needs to publish, you're on Team at $19/seat/month just to keep the branded page.

httpeek's flat fee doesn't change with headcount. Theme it once, invite as many teammates as you want. See the showcase below.

Postman figures are its publicly listed per-seat prices as of 2026 — check postman.com/pricing for current rates.

Pricing

One flat plan. No seats, ever.

Monthly

$4/mo

Up to 100 hosted APIs across your collections.

+$1/mo for every additional 50 APIs.

Fair usage

"Unlimited visitors" means unlimited people reading your docs — normal traffic for documentation pages, including a launch-day spike. It doesn't cover using httpeek as a general file host, a CDN for large binaries, or a proxy that relays live API traffic through our servers. Accounts with sustained traffic well outside documentation-page norms will be asked to adjust usage or move to a plan sized for it, rather than being cut off without notice.

What a hosted collection looks like

A preview, not live documentation — built to show the idea. Pick a collection, then try a theme.

Join the waitlist

We'll email you when httpeek is ready to onboard collections. No spam, one email when it's time.

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