Sound familiar?
A payment fails silently and you only find out when a customer complains.
You check Paddle logs, your server logs, and still can't confirm what arrived.
Deeply nested JSON blobs. You shouldn't need jq to understand what happened.
A subscription churns and you have no trail of what events led up to it.
What you get
Built for developers and small SaaS teams who need visibility without complexity.
Every event parsed into a human-readable summary with signature status — no more digging through raw JSON.
Route critical events to Slack, Discord, Telegram, or email. You pick the events, severity, and channel.
One click to re-dispatch any event through your alert rules. Debug handlers or reprocess failures without touching Paddle.
Trace every event for a customer or subscription in one chronological view.
Send realistic Paddle events through your full pipeline to verify everything works — before going live.
A weekly email summarizing event volume, failures, and trends — delivered every Monday.
See it in action
From the moment a webhook arrives to the alert that reaches your team — PaddleWatch gives you full visibility.

Every Paddle event with a human-readable summary, signature status, and full JSON — no log diving required.

Re-run any webhook through your alert rules to debug handlers or reprocess failures.

Send alerts to Slack, Discord, Telegram, or email — filtered by event type and severity.

Event volume, top event types, connection health, and recent activity at a glance.
See what Paddle sends vs what PaddleWatch delivers.
Refund alert
💸 PaddleWatch — Refund issued Customer: Alex Novak (alex@acme.dev) Amount: $29.00 USD Reason: customer_request Event: transaction.refunded Open event → https://paddlewatch.app/inbox/evt_ref_01HZX9REFUND123
Chargeback alert
🚨 PaddleWatch — Chargeback opened Customer: alex@acme.dev Amount: $29.00 USD Risk: HIGH Event: dispute.created Open event → https://paddlewatch.app/inbox/evt_cb_01HZX9CHARGEBACK1
How it works
Add your webhook URL in Paddle and paste the signing secret.
Send a test event and watch it appear in your inbox with parsed details and signature status.
Re-dispatch events through your alert rules, or route critical events to Slack, Discord, Telegram, or email.
Built by a developer who got tired of missing failed payments in Paddle logs. If you've ever wondered “did that webhook actually arrive?” — this is for you.
Security
Your webhook data is sensitive. We treat it that way.
Every incoming Paddle webhook is cryptographically verified before processing.
Webhook secrets and API keys are encrypted at rest and never exposed in logs.
Row-level security ensures each org only accesses its own data. No exceptions.
FAQ
Resources
Practical guides for testing, debugging, and hardening Paddle webhooks in production.
Learn how to test Paddle webhooks using single-event and scenario simulations, inspect payloads and responses, and verify your integration before going live.
Read guidePaddle webhooks are not guaranteed to arrive in order. Here’s how to design your handler safely using occurred_at, idempotency, async processing, and replay-friendly workflows.
Read guideStep-by-step guide to handling Paddle Billing webhooks in Next.js 14+ App Router. Covers signature verification, Paddle webhook debugging, subscription lifecycle, idempotency, and local testing.
Read guideWhy teams add PaddleWatch before launch
PaddleWatch gives you a real-time inbox for every Paddle event, signature verification visibility, one-click replay, multi-channel alerts, and a simulator-first workflow to test your setup before it affects customers.
Real-time inbox for live Paddle events
Signature status visible on every event
One-click replay for failed deliveries
Alerts to email, Slack, Discord, Telegram
Simulate your first event before going live
No generic dashboards. No waiting for a billing issue to hit production before you can see what happened.