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A better alternative to Hoppscotch

Hoppscotch is a clean, open-source API client, but it is built browser-first and leans on self-hosting for teams. Requestly gives you an API client, a built-in mock server, and live interception in one local-first app.

Why developers prefer Requestly over Hoppscotch

Requestly is more than a browser-first tool, it is a complete testing toolkit. Unlike Hoppscotch, it offers powerful features like API interception, mocking, modification, and testing.

01

Beautiful UI

A tool crafted with the developer in mind reduces the stress of finding what you need, when you need it. We put special effort into making sure developers find what they are looking for at the right time.

02

Testing, Mocking & Interception

Requestly is built to solve the day-to-day problems that are otherwise hard and time-consuming, like bug replication, API mocking, and API testing, with more features added regularly.

03

Best customer support

Requestly is known for excellent customer support, with more than 1,000 reviews on the Chrome Web Store from developers who rely on the team.

04

Collaboration

Requestly is designed for teams, so collaboration stays smooth. Work with your team in a shared workspace, and create and share groups to keep everything organized.

Requestly vs Hoppscotch, feature by feature

FeatureRequestlyHoppscotch
LightweightYesYes
Environment VariablesYesYes
API MockingYesNo
Collection runnerYesYes
ScriptsYesYes
Web AppYesYes
Desktop AppYesYes
SupportYesYes
CollaborationYesYes

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