Mock Dream vs Beeceptor
Cloud mock endpoint · free Chrome alternative
Beeceptor gives you a hosted mock URL. You configure it in their web dashboard and your code calls the cloud.
Where Beeceptor wins
Shareable URLs, team dashboards, request inspection in the cloud.
Where Mock Dream wins
Mock Dream is local-only — your data never leaves the browser, no quota, no rate limits, no team plan needed.
Side-by-side
| Feature | Beeceptor | Mock Dream |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Free tier (50 req/day), paid plans | Free forever |
| Sign-up required | Required | Never |
| Runs a server | Yes — cloud | No — runs in your tab |
| Mocks fetch + XHR | Both (via cloud URL) | Both, from one rule |
| Per-rule CORS | Cloud-side toggle | One toggle |
| Live traffic console | Cloud inspector | Built-in, filterable |
| Themes | 1 (default) | 6 manga themes |
| Install size | Web dashboard | <300 KB extension |
FAQ
- Is Mock Dream really a free Beeceptor alternative?
- Yes. Mock Dream is MIT-licensed, has zero paid tier, no telemetry, and stores everything locally in
chrome.storage.local. - Can it replace Beeceptor for my workflow?
- If your job is "intercept fetch/XHR in a browser tab and return mock JSON", yes. If you need shareable urls, team dashboards, request inspection in the cloud., keep Beeceptor — Mock Dream and Beeceptor can coexist on the same machine.
- Does Mock Dream work on Edge, Brave, Opera or Arc?
- Yes — any Chromium browser running Manifest V3 (Chrome 116+).
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