About Stubpoint

What it is

Stubpoint is a small tool for creating temporary public API responses.

You define a status code, content type, headers, body, and allowed methods. Stubpoint gives you a public URL that returns that response.

Why it exists

Stubpoint came out of a common developer need: a quick public endpoint that returns the exact response a test, demo, frontend state, webhook flow, or integration check needs.

It keeps the workflow small so you can try a response shape, unblock a teammate, test client-side error handling, or check an integration without setting up a throwaway service.

What we care about

Stubpoint is built to be quick to understand, easy to adjust, and honest about its limits.

The current service focuses on temporary response endpoints: create the response, copy the URL, use it, and move on.

As Stubpoint grows, paid plans may add higher limits, longer retention, account features, team workflows, or other tools for API testing. The core idea stays the same: make API response testing fast and predictable.

What it is not

Stubpoint is not a secrets store, production API backend, or replacement for infrastructure you depend on.

Temporary endpoints are public to anyone with the URL and expire automatically. Use them only for testing, demos, development workflows, and temporary API simulation.