What is a news webhook?

A news webhook is an HTTP callback that sends articles to your server as soon as they match your query. APITube posts the full article to your endpoint when matching coverage is indexed.

How do I set up a webhook with APITube?

Create a webhook in the APITube dashboard: define the query you want to match and the endpoint URL to receive deliveries. Every article that matches is posted to that endpoint.

What does APITube send to my endpoint?

Each delivery contains the full article: entities with knowledge-graph links, sentiment at overall, title, body, and per-entity level, categories, and a source with bias and Open PageRank authority.

What happens if my endpoint is temporarily down?

APITube retries a failed delivery. If a webhook keeps failing it is disabled after three consecutive failures. You can re-enable it in the dashboard once your endpoint is healthy.

How are webhooks different from streaming?

A webhook pushes each matching article to an HTTP endpoint you host, which is useful for triggering workflows. Streaming keeps a live SSE or WebSocket connection open to your client. Both use the same query filters and schema.

Are webhook deliveries safe?

Deliveries are sent to the endpoint you register, and APITube guards delivery against SSRF so webhooks cannot be pointed at internal addresses. Host your endpoint over HTTPS to keep payloads encrypted in transit.

Is there a cost per delivery?

Yes. Each webhook delivery counts toward your usage, so you pay for the articles that are pushed to you. You control volume through how narrow or broad your matching query is.

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Webhooks for News

Last updated: October 30, 2026

Register a match and APITube posts articles to your endpoint the moment they appear — entities, tone, and sources included, no polling.

Realtime news articles from 177 countries

in 60 languages

Benefits

Matching news, pushed to your endpoint

A news webhook pushes articles to your server the moment they match, instead of you polling for them. Register a webhook in the dashboard with a query; when a new article matches, APITube POSTs the article — entities, tone, categories, and source authority — to your endpoint.

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Push articles to your endpoint on a match

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Retries failed deliveries

Protected against SSRF

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59 languages, 177+ countries

Use cases

What you can do

Use our news data whether you're a small business or a large corporation.

Alerts

Slack and Teams alerts

Post matching coverage of a brand, topic, or risk straight into a channel as it appears.

Workflows

Workflow triggers

Kick off a pipeline, ticket, or agent run on each matching article without a scheduler.

CRM

CRM and record enrichment

Attach fresh, sourced coverage to an account or entity the moment it is published.

Monitoring

Always-on monitoring

Watch a company, person, or event and get notified on match with no infrastructure to run.

Features

Get what you need without complexity

Access news articles from thousands of sources.

News API

Export data in many formats
Industry Monitoring
Brand Monitoring
Market news and trends
Risk Management
Competitor news
Media Monitoring
Article tone
Trend Analysis
Group related articles
Forecasting social trends
Multiple languages
Audience Engagement
Geographical Analysis
Real-time Breaking News
Past articles
Custom News Feeds
News Aggregation
Content Filtering
Over 50 integrations

Details about each article

Industries
Locations
Persons
Organizations
Brands
Events
Disasters
Diseases
Links
Media
Images & Videos
Hashtags
Authors
Source
Find duplicate articles
Source rank
Article Sentiment
Readability Score
Detect language
and more

Analysis

Article tone
Analysis of public opinion
Categorization
Financial Analysis
Trend Analysis
Group related articles
Content Summarization
Names and places
Keyword Extraction
Article topics
Event Detection
Names and places
Text Classification
Controversy Detection
Source trust scores
Engagement Metrics
Source viewpoints
Quality Ranking
Spam Detection
Emotion Detection

Search filters

Search by Location
Search by Date Range
Search by Source
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Search by Industry
Search by article tone
Search by Story
Search by source rank
Search by Language
Search by name or place
Search by Keywords
Combine terms with AND, OR, NOT
Proximity Search
Faceted Search
Range Queries
Search by Author
Search by Media Type
Search by Breaking News
Search by Read Time
+ over 65 more filters

More than 300,000+ sources

Teams around the world use APITube to build digital products.

Last updated: 8s ago
Total sources: 300.000k
Requests yesterday: 27.231
Articles added yesterday: 125.964k
Total articles: 3.88b

Frequently asked questions

: A news webhook is an HTTP callback that sends articles to your server as soon as they match your query. APITube posts the full article to your endpoint when matching coverage is indexed.
: Create a webhook in the APITube dashboard: define the query you want to match and the endpoint URL to receive deliveries. Every article that matches is posted to that endpoint.
: Each delivery contains the full article: entities with knowledge-graph links, sentiment at overall, title, body, and per-entity level, categories, and a source with bias and Open PageRank authority.
: APITube retries a failed delivery. If a webhook keeps failing it is disabled after three consecutive failures. You can re-enable it in the dashboard once your endpoint is healthy.
: A webhook pushes each matching article to an HTTP endpoint you host, which is useful for triggering workflows. Streaming keeps a live SSE or WebSocket connection open to your client. Both use the same query filters and schema.
: Deliveries are sent to the endpoint you register, and APITube guards delivery against SSRF so webhooks cannot be pointed at internal addresses. Host your endpoint over HTTPS to keep payloads encrypted in transit.
: Yes. Each webhook delivery counts toward your usage, so you pay for the articles that are pushed to you. You control volume through how narrow or broad your matching query is.