EventSend alternatives

Tools that do what EventSend does, found by what they say they do rather than by shelf. Among the equally alike, the most used come first. Each line says how it differs from EventSend.

Read 2026-10-26 · EventSend itself: Free plan · From $12/mo

With a free plan or free to use: GitHub, AnyHook, Shipper, v0, Graphite, CircleCI, Linear, OpenHands.

10 alternativesUnlike EventSend

#1
GitHub Developer tools
Hosts Git repositories with pull requests, code review, issue tracking and Actions pipelines for building, testing and deploying code.
Also: Code generationMore widely used
42M
From $4/user/mo
2007
#2
AnyHook Developer tools MCP · open
Receives webhooks from providers, stores every event, forwards it to your server, and replays failed deliveries.
Costs moreOwn MCP server
439 installs/mo
Active
From $20/mo
#3
Shipper Developer tools
Generates web apps, mobile apps, online stores and chat bots from a conversational description, then hosts and publishes them.
Also: Code generation, AgentsMore widely used
3.9k
Active
From $25/user/mo
#4
v0 Developer tools
Generates full-stack web applications from text prompts, publishes them as live websites, and syncs code to GitHub repositories.
Also: Code generationMore widely used
28.8k
Active
From $30/user/mo
#5
Graphite Developer tools
Lets developers create and review stacked pull requests on GitHub, with a CLI, a review inbox, a merge queue and automated code review comments.
Also: Code generationMore widely used
89.6k
Active
From $20/user/mo
#6
Microsoft Developer tools
Sells Windows, Microsoft 365 and Azure cloud services, plus Surface devices and Xbox consoles.
More widely used
135M
Active
1975
#7
CircleCI Developer tools MCP · sign-in
Runs CI/CD pipelines defined in YAML, building, testing and deploying code on every commit across cloud or self-hosted runners.
Costs moreCan run on your servers
136k
Active
From $15/mo
2011
#8
Linear Developer tools MCP · sign-in
Tracks software issues, cycles (sprints), projects and roadmaps for product teams, with Git integration that links pull requests to issues.
Also: AgentsMore widely used
50k
Active
From $10/user/mo
2019
#9
OpenHands Developer tools
Runs open-source autonomous coding agents that edit code, execute commands and open pull requests, from a web app, CLI or SDK.
Also: AgentsCan run on your servers
4.7k
Active
Free plan
#10
GitLab Developer tools MCP · sign-in
Hosts source repositories, CI/CD pipelines and security scanning, with AI agents running under the same merge request approvals and audit trail.
Also: SecurityMore widely used
591k
Active
2011

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