Meshes
Route one product event to HubSpot, Salesforce, and Slack — with retries and delivery guarantees built in.
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Meshes provides outbound event routing for SaaS, delivering one product event to multiple destinations with retries and delivery guarantees.
- for
- SaaS product teams needing customer-facing integrations.
- pricing
- freemium
- license
- MIT
Key features
- Fan-out routing — Emit one event and Meshes delivers it to all configured destinations in parallel.
- Automatic retries — Handles rate limits and failures with exponential backoff and dead-letter capture.
- Workspace isolation — Per-tenant credentials, rules, and limits keep multi-tenant data separate.
- Delivery logs & replay — Search event history, view per-destination status, and replay failed deliveries.
- SDKs & REST API — Node.js and Go SDKs plus a simple HTTPS endpoint for event ingestion.
- Rule-based routing — Define routing rules per event type without adding branching logic to your code.
Use cases
- Route SaaS product events to CRMs like HubSpot or Salesforce without custom code.
- Fan-out leads to multiple buyer platforms in a lead marketplace.
- Isolate each customer's integrations in a multi-tenant SaaS via workspaces.
Meshes pricing
- Developer$0/year100 events/mo · 1 workspace · 3 connections · 3-day audit retention
- Builder$41/month2,500 events/mo · 8 workspaces · 24 connections · 7-day audit retention
- Pro$166/month25,000 events/mo · 50 workspaces · 250 connections · 30-day audit retention
- Scale$416/month100,000 events/mo · 200 workspaces · 2,000 connections · 60-day audit retention
Meshes vs alternatives
 Meshes |  Unified.to |  Keel |  WunderGraph |  Craftar | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Outbound event routing with retries | Unified API gateway | Backend as a service | API composition | Visual automation builder |
| Pricing | Freemium | Subscription | Subscription | Free | Subscription |
| DevHunt upvotes | 7 | 37 | 46 | 38 | 62 |
| Launched | Apr 2026 | Jan 2023 | Mar 2024 | Jan 2023 | Jan 2024 |
- Meshes vs Unified.to: Unified.to offers a single API to call many services, but Meshes focuses on outbound event routing with retries and workspace isolation.
- Meshes vs Keel: Keel provides backend infrastructure for apps, whereas Meshes specializes in outbound integration delivery.
- Meshes vs WunderGraph: WunderGraph composes APIs for inbound queries; Meshes handles outbound event fan-out and delivery guarantees.
- Meshes vs Craftar: Craftar builds visual automations, while Meshes offers programmatic event routing with per-tenant management.
Meshes FAQ
What changes are needed in my app to use Meshes?+
Replace multiple destination calls with a single event emit to Meshes; the platform handles routing, retries, and delivery.
How does Meshes support multi-tenant SaaS?+
Workspaces isolate connections, credentials, rules, limits, and event history per customer or environment.
What happens if a destination is down or rate-limited?+
Meshes retries with backoff, records failure details, captures dead letters, and provides a replay path once the endpoint recovers.
Can I start with one integration and add more later?+
Yes, you can begin with a single destination and later add more tools and routing rules without changing your ingestion code.
What destinations are supported today?+
Meshes supports HubSpot, Salesforce, Mailchimp, Slack, Zoom, webhooks and other listed integrations.
Summarized by DevHunt from meshes.io · Sep 27, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
