# GetRequest

- [How GetRequest Captures and Replays Every HTTP Request](https://docs.getrequest.io/introduction.md): GetRequest is an API reliability layer that captures every HTTP request at the edge — so outages and failed deploys never cost you traffic again.
- [Quickstart — Send Your First Request with GetRequest](https://docs.getrequest.io/quickstart.md): Create a GetRequest endpoint, fire a real HTTP request at it, and confirm it landed in your logs — the whole thing takes under two minutes.
- [GetRequest Projects: Organize Endpoints by Environment](https://docs.getrequest.io/concepts/projects.md): Each GetRequest project has its own URI and endpoint set. Use one project per environment to keep traffic isolated — one API key covers all of them.
- [GetRequest Endpoints: Capture, Mock, and Proxy HTTP Traffic](https://docs.getrequest.io/concepts/endpoints.md): Learn how GetRequest endpoints intercept every HTTP request, letting you mock responses or proxy traffic to your backend with zero downtime switching.
- [Logs: Capture, Filter, and Replay Every HTTP Request](https://docs.getrequest.io/concepts/logs.md): GetRequest captures every request — headers, body, status, and timing — so you can filter by outcome, inspect any failure, and replay traffic on Pro.
- [Mock APIs Instantly with GetRequest JSON Endpoints](https://docs.getrequest.io/guides/api-mocking.md): Stand up a realistic API mock in under 60 seconds — no server, no code, no Docker. Unblock your frontend before your backend exists.
- [Capture, Inspect, and Replay Webhooks with GetRequest](https://docs.getrequest.io/guides/capture-webhooks.md): Get a permanent capture URL for any webhook provider. Inspect every payload, verify signatures, and replay failed events without waiting for a resend.
- [Handle Backend Downtime and Outage Recovery with GetRequest](https://docs.getrequest.io/guides/backend-downtime.md): Learn how GetRequest captures every request during an outage, surfaces the failure details, and lets you replay traffic once your backend recovers.
- [Replay Failed Requests to Recover from Production Failures](https://docs.getrequest.io/guides/recover-failures.md): Use GetRequest's replay feature to re-fire captured requests after an outage, bad deploy, or misconfigured handler — without losing any data.
- [Share Request and Response Evidence with Your Team](https://docs.getrequest.io/guides/share-evidence.md): Generate a public link to any captured request and response so your team can view incident evidence instantly, no GetRequest account required.
- [Manage Traffic Spikes and Quota Enforcement in GetRequest](https://docs.getrequest.io/guides/traffic-spikes.md): Understand how GetRequest enforces monthly request quotas, what triggers a 429 Too Many Requests, and how to monitor usage before you hit the limit.
- [API Key Authentication for GetRequest](https://docs.getrequest.io/account/authentication.md): Learn how to find your GetRequest API key, include it correctly on every request, and rotate it safely when your key is compromised or needs cycling.
- [GetRequest Pricing Plans and Features](https://docs.getrequest.io/account/plans.md): Compare GetRequest's Free, Dev, and Pro plans across request quotas, log retention periods, Replay, Share, and how mid-period upgrades and billing work.
- [Frequently Asked Questions about GetRequest](https://docs.getrequest.io/faq.md): Answers to common questions about how GetRequest handles request storage, latency, quotas, binary payloads, API key rotation, Replay, and team access.