Requestly is a better alternative to Mockoon
- Cloud-Hosted Mock Server
- Easier to Use
- Zero code changes, not even hostname.
- Free for cloud based API Mocks
- Free collaboration w/ team using Workspaces
Requestly works on Desktop only
Requestly is a web proxy that requires a desktop and desktop browser.
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Learn why people choose
Requestly over Mockoon
1. Simple, Fast & Powerful
Creating mocks in requestly is very easy with cloud-based mocks. You don’t need to install any binary and mock works outside of your local system.
2. Gentle Learning Curve
Requestly is designed from bottom up to maintain a shallow learning curve. Moreover a detailed documentation, a learning academy, interactive guides & video tutorials make you a power user from Day 1.
3. Completely external to Codebase
Using HTTP Rules Requestly can intercept and override actual APIs, resulting in zero code changes. Not even hostname change required. Active Toggle with HTTP Rules makes switching between Mock and Real APIs a piece of cake.
4. Collaboration
5. API Mock Collections
Collections of Mock APIs help group APIs and serve them from a single endpoint. This enables you to mock a service completely.
6. Pre-built Mocks
Pre-built Mocks help you setup a mock with any manual work. Mocks with different status codes can be easily configured using these pre-built mocks like 4xx, 5xx, 2xx, etc.
7. Best Customer Support
Requestly is known to provide the best customer support to its customers. This is evident in the more than 1000 reviews on the Chrome Store testifying to the best support from the Requestly team.
8. Enterprise Ready
(PRIVACY, SECURITY & COMPLIANCES)
Requestly is enterprise-ready software, prioritizing security and organizational control with features like SSO, Team Management, SLAs, SOC-II compliance, Reporting and analytics, and Role-based access control.
9. GraphQL Support
Exclusive support for GraphQL APIs is available in Requestly. Unlike Mockoon, which is designed for REST APIs and struggles to handle GraphQL’s request structure. GraphQL relies on a schema-based approach, making it necessary to apply additional filtering to isolate specific operations within a request.
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The Key Difference
Requestly is an enterprise-grade dev tool for local web development, mocking, and testing. It’s ideal for teams and individuals looking for a complete solution for local development & testing with good collaboration features.
Additional Features
for frontend & QA teams
Detailed Comparison of Requestly & Mockoon
Features
Mockoon
Requestly
Lightweight
Faker
Cloud Mocks
Offline Mocks
API Latency
File Mocks
Support
- Community Support
- In-app Chat Support,
Email & Slack Connect
For the developers, by the developers ❤️
Requestly is an incredibly useful tool for developers working on a large team with multiple staging envs, or numerous app endpoints for various APIs in a local environment. The Sessions feature is especially useful for documenting solutions or sharing with others since it captures the relevant network traffic, and screen recording enables others to easily reproduce. Requestly combines all the power of complicated tools like Charles Proxy and Postman in one app/chrome extension. I highly recommend giving it a try if you haven’t already–it will make your dev work so much easier. (Summarized)
Requestly is user-friendly, brilliant and easy-to-use. I use it on an daily basis and it makes my work easier. After using other tools like Charles – Requestly is a nice new breath of air that I highly vouch for. Apart from the tool being amazing – the support from the Requestly team is phenomenal with them always going above and beyond for their clients.
I’m a big fan of Requestly, and use it on a daily basis as a QA Engineer. It removes the need to use Charles Proxy often, which is always nice. I can just use Requestly directly in Chrome
Requestly is awesome. I used to use Charles proxy in my day-to-day work but it always messed with my wifi. I haven’t had any issues with Requestly. Requestly’s UI is an amazing tool and great to work in.
