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WebSocket mock server

Updated Free mock REST & WebSocket APIs

Need a realtime backend for a chat, ticker or notification UI? Use the public echo server, or publish a scripted WebSocket mock that greets clients, pushes events on a timer and answers messages by pattern.

Echo server

const ws = new WebSocket("wss://mockfox.dev/api/ws/echo");
ws.onmessage = (e) => console.log("echo:", e.data);
ws.onopen = () => ws.send("hello");

Open the echo server in the WebSocket tester →

Scripted WebSocket mock

Add a ws block to any mock. After publishing, connect to wss://mockfox.dev/api/ws/m/<id>.

✓ Valid — 1 resources, 0 custom routes, WebSocket script

Script reference

FieldWhat it does
onConnectMessages sent as soon as a client connects
interval{ everyMs, messages } — pushes the messages in a loop (min 1 s)
replies{ match, reply } rules; match is a substring or /regex/flags
echoEcho messages that match no rule

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Frequently asked questions

Is MockFox free?

Yes. No sign-up, no API key. Fair-use rate limits keep it fast for everyone, and clearly labeled sponsors pay for the servers.

What is the echo server URL?

wss://mockfox.dev/api/ws/echo — every text or binary message you send is sent straight back.

How long can a connection stay open?

Sessions close after 10 minutes; reconnect to continue. Messages are limited to 64 KB.

Can replies depend on the message?

Yes. Each reply rule matches a substring or a /regex/ and sends any JSON or text back.

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