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Whether you are a newcomer or already an existing user, we have the following offer for you. Actually there are 2 offers:

• 99% discount for 1 year

  Write a separate review or an article about QuickMocker which includes a link to quickmocker.com on one of the blog or discussion sites like Medium, Dev.to, Quora, Reddit or any other site (could be your own blog site) and get a 99% discount on an annual subscription.

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• 99% discount for 1 month

  Write a simple short comment or question which includes a link to quickmocker.com on one of the blog or discussion sites like Medium, Dev.to, StackOverflow, Quora, Reddit or any other similar site and get a 99% discount on a monthly subscription.

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We are happy to announce that our final subscription plan Expert has been released and currently is available for purchase. We’ve been working for the last few months on finalizing its features and now it is ready for you.

Switch to Expert plan to get new features like endpoint proxy, restrict endpoint by IP Address and/or Authorization Header, download log records to CSV file.

Finally we have completed the work on our second subscription plan called Advanced. This subscription plan allows you to remove most of the limits from our service usage and adds more features for you.

First of all now you may create up to 5 projects with no limitation for its endpoints, regular expressions, dynamic response properties and so forth. With Advanced plan you can perform up to 1000 requests per day witout any monthly limitation. Most likely this will be more than enough for all of your team or even company. The request log allows to store up to 5000 records for 2 months.

Regarding the new features. Now you can update or remove existing projects. So in case you have 5 projects and want to add another, you may simply drop one of your previous projects. But the main feature here is that you can set your own custom subdomain name, e.g. mydomain.api.quickmocker.com.

We are constantly working on the application trying to make it better every day. This month we have completed few updates that will be very useful for our customers. We have prepare a short report about the main items.

We have another update for you. We are trying to get better every day, thus due to numerous requests from you left through our contact form, we have finally enabled IP Address / Hostname logging. It is available in the requests log section when you unfold your recent request records (starting as of October 6th, 2020).

We have added new free feature called Local Forwarder. This is something that you should find pretty useful in case you need to integrate any 3rd party service webhooks or server callbacks into your application on your local machine that does not have a pubic DNS or IP address. This feature allows you instantly to forward the request received by QuickMocker directly to your local app.

Hey there and great to see you! This is the place where you'll be able to read our latest updates about the product and its features.

Just a quick heads-up on what is QuickMocker. It is a cloud-based online API mocking tool which is here to help you to mock your future and/or existing web services or in other words simply to "fake" your API. Our primary goal is to provide a solution for mocking RESTful services (API), but it does not mean that you cannot mock XML-RPC or SOAP web service :)

We support the following HTTP methods: 'GET', 'HEAD', 'POST', 'PUT', 'PATCH', 'DELETE', 'OPTIONS'. And we support any response format you like, for instance XML, JSON, JSONP or whatever else you want. You have a full control over the endpoint response headers and body. 

Obviously there are a number of existing solutions which are similar to this. So, what’s the crack?