Paddle
Complete payment and subscription management for SaaS.
What is Paddle?
Try PaddlePaddle is a SaaS billing platform that helps software businesses manage payments, tax, subscriptions, and related billing workflows as they scale globally. It simplifies international expansion with automatic localization for currencies, languages, and local payment methods, plus global tax compliance handled on your behalf. Paddle also supports conversion-focused checkout, better subscription flexibility, and tools to improve retention and reduce refund risk.
What does Paddle do for SaaS businesses?
Paddle manages your SaaS billing so you can scale faster—handling payments, tax, and subscriptions while reducing payment and compliance complexity. It’s designed to help you sell globally with optimized checkout, subscription management, and retention features so you can focus on your product.
How does Paddle help with global localization for checkout?
Paddle lets you sell in 29+ currencies and 17+ languages with local payment methods and customizable localized pricing. It also supports localized checkout experiences so buyers can see the right language, currency, and payment options for their region.
How does Paddle manage global sales tax compliance?
Paddle automatically calculates sales tax on every purchase, applies it to orders, and handles filing and remittance on your behalf. This is built to support global growth while reducing the burden of keeping up with tax rules.
Can Paddle support flexible subscription models like multi-product plans?
Yes. Paddle enables you to sell multiple products in one plan, including multi-seat + add-ons, so you can offer more choice to customers. It also supports tools like automated dunning and churn prevention to help improve retention.
How does Paddle help you reduce churn and recover failed payments?
Paddle provides automated payment recovery (dunning) and best-in-class retention features aimed at cutting churn. This helps reduce customer involuntary churn by improving how failed payments and ongoing subscription issues are handled.
How hard is it to move to Paddle if we already have a billing system?
Paddle offers dedicated migration support with a structured timeline. You can scope and configure in Phase 1 (Day 1–2), implement and validate key flows using a webhook simulator in Phase 2 (Day 3–7), then run new customers on Paddle and migrate legacy subscriptions in parallel in Phase 3 (Day 8–12).