Streamnode

Streamnode is a no-code platform for building and running HTTP endpoints without writing server code. It is aimed at developers and builders who need to handle webhooks, API proxies, integrations, and file workflows but want to skip the usual backend boilerplate of authentication, validation, request handling, and response logic. You work in a visual editor: define a URL, configure validation rules and authentication, then chain sequential actions that the platform executes before returning a structured response. Streamnode connects to a range of data sources including PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, DynamoDB, Airtable, and Google Sheets, and manages files across S3, Cloudflare R2, Dropbox, Google Drive, FTP, and SFTP. Built-in providers can send emails, Slack messages, SMS, AI completions, and calendar events. Endpoints can be protected with basic auth, bearer tokens, query keys, or datastore-backed session guards, and every request is traceable through execution logs, beacons, and real-time diagnostics. It runs as a web application; you sign up and build through the dashboard at app.streamnode.io. Pricing follows a freemium model, with advanced capabilities such as authentication guards and rate limiting reserved for the Pro tier; specific dollar amounts are not published on the landing page. What sets Streamnode apart is its endpoint-first framing. Rather than being a general workflow automation tool, it treats the programmable HTTP endpoint as the core unit, with validation, actions, integrations, and observability assembled around it so backend logic can be wired together visually.