Webhook types
A webhook is a real-time callback that sends an HTTP POST request to your server-side app when a defined event happens in our Video Streaming service. This way, you instantly receive updates and can trigger automated actions without manual checks by constant pulling API. A single universal endpoint is used for all types of webhooks.- Live streams –
type: stream - VOD videos:
- on state change –
type: video - on delete –
type: video_delete
- on state change –
- Restreamings –
type: restream
Webhooks for Live
When the state of a live stream changes, the system triggers a webhook with typestream. The payload contains a message.stream object with stream properties.
Behavior:
- A webhook is fired on key state changes, such as ingest start, transcoding start, or stream stop.
- The payload allows you to track whether a stream is active, whether playback output is ready, its source, and related metadata.
- Both PUSH and PULL origins are supported.
type: stream webhooks can be sent at different stages of the stream lifecycle:
Use
live: true (or backup_live: true) to track active ingest. Use transcoding: true to track when the live stream is ready for playback.Read more in the article Ingest & Backup.
Example:
Stream is ready for playback:
Webhooks for VOD
VOD webhooks usetype: video for create and status updates, and type: video_delete when a video is deleted.
Read more about VOD statuses in Video Lifecycle and Statuses.
VOD create and update
A webhook with typevideo fires when a VOD file is created, processed, or becomes playable. Use the payload to track processing progress and available renditions.
Behavior:
- Sent on key status changes of a video: empty → pending → viewable → ready or error.
- converted_videos[].status reflects per-rendition progress like processing or complete.
See the statuses of VOD processing in API docs:
- Video status processing – status
- Rendition status processing – converted_videos/status
VOD delete
A webhook with typevideo_delete notify your system that a VOD entity was deleted so you can purge caches, revoke URLs, and clean metadata.
Behavior:
- Fired when a video is deleted via API or UI.
- Emitted once per deletion event.
Example:
Webhooks for Restream
When a restream changes state (for example, starts or stops), the system sends a webhook with typerestream.
The payload contains a message.restream object.
Behavior:
- Fired whenever a restream goes live or stops.
- Allows you to track the status of a specific restream linked to a live stream.
Example:
Restream starts:
Sending events
We deliver webhooks from IP addresses92.223.112.0/24 and 92.223.123.0/24. So put them into the whitelist.
Events are sent only once. If your server is unavailable, undelivered webhooks won’t be sent again.
How to enable webhooks
At the moment, webhooks can only be set up with our help. Tell us your end-point and we will install it in your account.

Testing:Also you can easily create and inspect webhook requests using web site https://webhook.site.
For example, the temporary link look like
https://webhook.site/56ce9331-4ec4-4fa1-bf23-4c4e14276f24 to capture and display incoming webhook payloads for debugging. Create your own and send it to us to set up.