Automations & Integrations
Ship Subscriby into Zapier, n8n, Make, LangChain, Postman, Insomnia and any OpenAPI-aware toolkit, all on the same REST API and webhooks.
Hook Subscriby up to the rest of your stack. Every integration on this page reuses the same Sanctum token catalogue, the same idempotent REST surface, and the same 191-event outbound webhook taxonomy documented elsewhere in the Developers section — so authoring a new automation is a choice of tooling, not a separate product.
Shared contract
Whether you're in Zapier, n8n, Make, or a hand-rolled Python agent, the
primitives are identical: a sbt_live_… token for auth, an Idempotency-Key
header on every write, and an HMAC-signed POST landing on your webhook
endpoint for every state change.
Which path is right for me?
Pick the row that matches how you want to build. Every row lands you on the same primitives — tokens, idempotent writes, signed webhooks — just via a different entry point.
| If you… | Start with | Why | Jump to |
|---|---|---|---|
| live in Zapier, n8n, or Make and want drag-and-drop automation without writing HTTP | Zapier or n8n | Pre-built catalogs — 191 triggers, 126 actions and 105 searches on Zapier; 191 events and 37 resources on n8n. Zero code. | Native integrations |
| want Claude / Cursor / ChatGPT / VS Code to drive Subscriby in natural language | MCP server | 240 tools, 6 resources, fine-grained ability gate. LLMs self-correct via the error envelope. | MCP server |
| use Claude Code and want it to know Subscriby, not only reach it | Agentic Kit | A plugin with 36 skills for creators, developers and connector authors, slash commands and read-only subagents, with the MCP server bundled and a guard plugin on every destructive tool beside it. | Agentic Kit |
| need a scenario tool that renders Subscriby on the canvas but isn't Zapier | Make (Integromat) | Built-in HTTP + Webhook modules talk to the OpenAPI spec directly. EU hosting if that matters. | Make |
| are building a bespoke backend, dashboard, or custom agent | OpenAPI spec + codegen | Feed /openapi.json into LangChain, Stainless, Speakeasy, openapi-generator, Fern — typed client in minutes. | Build your own |
| just want to poke at the API interactively before committing to anything | Postman / Insomnia | Import the generated collection: bearer auth, fresh idempotency keys, saved responses and signed webhook simulations come wired. | Postman / Insomnia |
Native integrations
Integrations we ship and maintain. Each one speaks Subscriby natively — install, mint a token, pick a trigger or action, go.
Zapier
191 triggers · 126 actions · 105 searches — full parity with the REST
surface + the complete webhook catalog. Listed in the Zapier App
Directory. OAuth-less connection using sbt_live_… tokens. Also see the
recipe gallery.
n8n
Verified node n8n-nodes-subscriby, published to npm. Trigger node covers
all 191 webhook events; action node covers 37 resources with every
write + read operation, including the Analytics API. Works on n8n Cloud and
self-hosted.
MCP server
Streamable-HTTP MCP endpoint at mcp.subscriby.net. Bearer-token
auth, 240 tools, 6 resources. Works with Claude Desktop, Cursor,
ChatGPT Desktop, and VS Code out of the box.
Agentic Kit
A Claude Code plugin marketplace: 36 skills for creators, developers and
connector authors, 8 slash commands, 3 read-only subagents, the MCP
server bundled, so Claude signs in as you, and a guard plugin that makes
every destructive tool ask first. /plugin marketplace add envigoinnovations/subscriby-agentic-kit.
OpenAPI-driven toolkits
Platforms that don't ship a dedicated Subscriby app, but can consume the hosted OpenAPI spec at https://api.subscriby.net/openapi.json — which means every /v1/* endpoint is available on day one.
Make (Integromat)
Drive Subscriby via Make's built-in HTTP + Webhooks modules.
Sample scenario for signature verification and branching on
subscription.created.
LangChain
Python and TypeScript. OpenAPIToolkit turns the spec into LLM-callable
tools. Works with any chat model.
Postman / Insomnia
Import the generated collection and its environment: bearer auth, fresh idempotency keys, saved responses and signed webhook simulations come wired.
Build your own
Writing a custom agent or a from-scratch backend? Pick the tool that fits your stack — the spec covers them all.
Quick-start snippets
curl https://api.subscriby.net/v1/teams/current \
-H "Authorization: Bearer sbt_live_..."Returns the team your token is scoped to. The canonical smoke test — every integration wizard uses it.
Capability matrix
| Platform | Native triggers | Native actions | OpenAPI spec | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zapier | ✓ 191 triggers | ✓ 126 actions + 105 searches | — | Non-technical creators |
| n8n | ✓ 191 events | ✓ 236 operations | — | Self-hosted automation + devops |
| MCP server | — | 240 tools | — | AI-agent workflows |
| Agentic Kit | — | 240 tools via the bundled server, 36 skills | — | Claude Code users |
| Make | via Webhooks | via HTTP | ✓ | Visual scenarios, EU hosting |
| LangChain | via Webhooks | via OpenAPI | ✓ | Python/TS agent frameworks |
| Postman | — | via OpenAPI | ✓ | Interactive exploration, testing |
| Insomnia | — | via OpenAPI | ✓ | Same as Postman, designer-focused |
| Custom agent | via Webhooks | via OpenAPI | ✓ | Anything else |
Common questions
Foundations every integration reuses
Authentication
Stripe-style sbt_live_<id>_<secret> tokens, frozen team scope at mint,
optional project scope for further narrowing.
Idempotency
One UUID per write. Retries are safe and return the cached response with
Idempotent-Replay: true.
Webhooks
191 events, HMAC-signed, 8-retry backoff, dead-letter replay. The push side of every event-driven integration.
OpenAPI spec
Auto-generated. Ships with x-required-scopes on every operation so
codegen tools can annotate each method with the ability it needs.
Support
Questions, feature requests, or a platform you want us to add? Email support@subscriby.net — we keep an eye on every new platform that supports OpenAPI 3.1 and will add official listings where the volume justifies it.
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