A cha-ching for every Etsy sale
Etsy’s own app can be quiet and easy to miss. Give your sales their own unmistakable sound – a cash register that rings the moment someone buys from your shop.
How it works
Etsy doesn't offer simple user-facing webhooks, so the easiest bridge is an automation tool you may already use – Zapier, Make or IFTTT all have an official Etsy integration:
- In the Webhooky app, create an endpoint called “Etsy sale”, pick the cash-register sound and copy your link.
- In Zapier, create a Zap with the trigger Etsy → New Transaction (or “New Order” in Make/IFTTT).
- Add the action Webhooks → POST, paste your Webhooky link and send a JSON body:
{
"title": "🧶 Etsy sale!",
"message": "{{title}} · {{price}} {{currency}}"
}Map the fields from the Etsy trigger into title/message so the notification tells you what sold and for how much.
More Etsy signals worth pushing
- New review – hear feedback the moment it lands.
- Low stock – restock before the listing goes inactive.
- New favorite – optional, with a subtle sound.
Why not just use the Etsy app?
You can – but Webhooky gives every event its own sound and vibration, works across all your devices, and keeps a history per endpoint. Most sellers use both: Etsy's app for managing the shop, Webhooky for hearing the shop.
