
For five months it did what we needed. Overlay checkout, subscriptions and top-ups worked reliably for our small Polish SaaS. Paddle as Merchant of Record handled VAT, invoices went out to buyers automatically, and the API and webhooks were well documented and easy to integrate. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
How the account review was handled. In early November our live domain, approved and selling since June with active subscriptions, was disabled without any notice. Our customers found out first, from a “checkout creation is blocked for this vendor” error. The only verification email we had named a different domain we had never used, and support closed our ticket as a duplicate of that thread. It took several days before anyone confirmed the review was really about our production domain.
A week after checkout stopped, we were given a reason: “Automated Social Media Marketing”. Our product is comment moderation for page owners and does no marketing of any kind. Three days later the final answer was that we’re “outside Paddle’s risk appetite”, with no specific clause, and that existing subscriptions won’t renew. Paddle did apologise for the lack of notice and the domain mix-up, which I appreciate.
A provider can choose not to work with you. Switching off a live merchant’s revenue before the review is finished, and without notice, is what I can’t accept. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.


