What is Paddle?
Paddle is the All-in-One SaaS Commerce platform. Paddle unifies payments, subscription and billing management, manual invoicing, sales tax and financial compliance, fraud, and more with a unified tool that grows with you.
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Paddle AI Launchpad Showcase Scaling Success: the AI startups turning ideas into revenue
Launched on August 28th, 2024
Paddle Analytics for Mac The easiest way for developers to track Mac app usage.
Launched on May 15th, 2015
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2.48/5 based on 21 reviews
Maker reviews of Paddle
Payment provider operating worldwide, enabling us to accept payments globally without worrying about VAT.
Paddle gives indie developers a perfect payment solution, taking away the hassle of complex tax and integration issues, and simplifying everything that can be simplified.
It works perfectly for our needs, and we’ve been using it successfully for many years.
Reviews
•1 review
They will close your account with no explanation and point to "risk tolerance updates". My account had no chargebacks, I had a good filter on suspicious traffic / blocked US-sanctioned countries. I already had transactions and undergone their extensive verification. You can search posts online on them closing accounts.
•1 review
Using Paddle can pose risks for startups, so proceed cautiously. They may initially process payments smoothly and confirm their support for your website, but once your revenue starts growing, they could freeze your funds and inform you that they can no longer support your business—holding your money for up to 180 days. It's worse than Stripe.
•3 reviews
Their system works stably, but sometimes they refuse many projects to use their product. I set up this payment gateway for many clients, everything works stably, but many project owners received a refusal, and the reason was not specified.
•4 reviews
Six weeks might be a bit short to truly incubate something game-changing, but Paddle has clearly done their homework. The support from heavy hitters like AWS and Google Cloud adds credibility, and the post-program community aspect could be a valuable lifeline.
