Webhooks

Live esports webhooks without constant polling

CitoAPI pushes live match updates directly to your app, bot, or dashboard - with fast delivery, retry fallback, and support for live LoL events like gold difference updates.

Built for Discord bots, live dashboards, alerts, fantasy tools, and analytics apps
LoL live updates typically delivered within seconds of detection
Webhook delivery is often sub-second after Cito processes an event
Retry fallback for failed deliveries
Avoid constantly polling live endpoints

Discord bots

Push score, match, and live-state alerts into commands or channels.

Live dashboards

Update match views when data changes instead of running wasteful polling loops.

Alerts and fantasy tools

Trigger user-facing notifications when the live state crosses your threshold.

Event coverage

What can trigger a webhook?

We label coverage clearly so teams can build around what is live today and see what is being expanded next.

Available now

LoL gold difference changedAvailable now
Live match detectedAvailable now
Match endedAvailable now
Draft data updatedAvailable now

Coming soon

COD map stats updatedComing soon
Apex ALGS data updatedComing soon
Fortnite tournament/live event updatedComing soon

Delivery model

Subscribe once. React when data changes.

Webhooks reduce API waste by moving live updates from pull to push. Keep polling for backfills and discovery, then let Cito push time-sensitive events.

01

Webhook step

Subscribe

Create a webhook URL and select the event types your product needs.

02

Webhook step

Receive

Cito posts a signed JSON payload when a live event is processed.

03

Webhook step

Recover

Retry fallback helps protect against missed deliveries if your endpoint is down.

Your server gets the update when the match state changes. Your app avoids burning calls just to ask if anything happened.

Built for production workflows

Use webhooks when polling starts costing you calls.

If your product needs live esports reactions, webhooks are usually the cleaner path: fewer duplicate requests, faster reactions, and better user experience.