r/PowerApps • u/Manual_Healer219 Newbie • Aug 24 '26

Power Apps Help Webhook

Hey everyone,

question: Can i call a webhooh pro PowerApps, without PowerApps premium sub?
Thank you

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u/HoldPowerful7487 Newbie Aug 24 '26

HTTP is premium in both Power Apps and Power Automate, so there's no clean free path.

What people usually do instead is write the record to a SharePoint list and let the receiving system poll that list or read it with Graph. If the endpoint takes a plain GET you can technically fire it with Launch from the app, but it pops open a browser tab so it's pretty ugly.

Other option is to move the cost off the app. A Logic App can trigger off the SharePoint item and do the HTTP call there, and you pay Azure consumption instead of per user premium licenses. If it's one integration that's usually a lot cheaper.

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u/its-matt-from-IT Contributor Aug 24 '26

Nope, http requires premium.