When interested in your product purchase department of big companies would run away because there is no option to pay you once you register an account and there is no direct link to make a purchase.

- On the pricing page "FREE for ever" should be "FREE forever". "forever is one word.
- On initial sign up, a user is prompted to indicate they are not a robot. "Captcha" is spelled incorrectly as "captacha".

If I have a base domain as http://demo4489246.mockable.io/ I want to be able to define a mock like http://demo4489246.mockable.io/api/task/{string}

Is this possible currently.

I have same problem

When looking at the request inspector, it would be great to see some information about the request sender

Demo

The Logs should be in ordered with the latest (newest) at the top so I don't have to scroll all the way down every time there is a new log.

Settings to change password.

Is there a way to export request logs? I can see them with Request Inspector but I would like to be able to export them.

Support Basic authentification and OAuth2

While static response headers are supported, being able to add dynamic response headers (such as location) based on query parameters, etc would be great

Provide option for a request body json.

Currently mocking SOAP service doesnt support multiple operations

Dynamic responses

Add support for REST ODATA protocol mockups

I´d like to use this in my own company and run it on my own hardware.

Import sessions from a Fiddler Proxy. Same sort of concept as import from Charles proxy. The sessions have all of the URL GET/POST variables and the server responses (Json, XML, etc.). It would be great to be able to import multiple of them at once, as a nice starting point for Mocking a set of API calls

Do you have any pre-made sets of mocks for popular APIs, such as Facebook's advertising API ?

When mocking up a prototype API half the pain is getting the authentication working. It would be really good if you could support OAuth2. We could create test users to authenticate against for the API,and test the various auth scenarios (expiry, refresh etc).

In the meantime a workaround is to just send an OAuth token in the headers and check for it.

Some times need to certify clients or in regulated industries will need to receive the log files to keep them for later