Every Monday at 9am
Weekly Paddle sales recap in Slack
Every Monday, Letaido posts last week's Paddle revenue, new subscriptions and cancellations to Slack, with the change from the week before.
Paddle integrations: put billing data to work
Letaido's Paddle integrations give an AI agent your Paddle Billing sales, subscriptions and catalog, and let it act on them in 64 other apps.
Best Paddle integration jobs to start with
Revenue, onboarding and win-back jobs. Open one to watch it run.
Every morning at 7am
New Paddle customers marked in HubSpot
Every morning, Letaido marks yesterday's new Paddle subscribers as customers in HubSpot, with the plan they bought.
Every morning at 9am
Welcome drafts for new Paddle customers
Every morning, Letaido drafts a short personal welcome in Gmail to each new Paddle subscriber, naming the plan they chose.
Every Monday at 8am
Weekly Paddle revenue by product in Sheets
Every Monday, Letaido adds last week's Paddle revenue for each product to your revenue sheet, with the change from the week before.
Every day at 10am
Cancelled Paddle customers tagged in Kit
Every day, Letaido tags customers who cancelled in Paddle so your Kit win-back sequence reaches them.
When you ask
Add a new plan with prices in Paddle
Describe a plan and Letaido creates the Paddle product with its monthly and yearly prices, after checking the name is new.
Paddle integration options, compared
Five ways to use Paddle data in other apps.
| Option | Set up by asking | Reads sales and subscriptions | Runs unattended | No code | Connects thousands of apps |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Letaido AI agent | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Paddle's own integrations | No | Partly | Yes | Yes | No |
| Make and similar | No | Partly | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Paddle API and webhooks | No | Yes | Yes | No | Partly |
| Paddle MCP server | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | No |
Read the full comparison
| Option | How it works | Best for | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Letaido AI agent | You describe the job. The agent reads Paddle's sales, subscriptions and events, decides what matters and acts in 64 other apps. | Recaps, welcome notes and win-back lists that need a judgement call. | 65 apps, not thousands. Jobs run on a schedule or when you ask, not on Paddle webhooks. |
| Paddle's own integrations | Integrations Paddle lists on its site, such as HubSpot and Intercom, that sync subscription data. | Billing fields on CRM records for segments and workflows. | A short list of tools, and it syncs data rather than acting on it. |
| Make and similar | Workflow modules that create customers, prices, products and transactions, and get customers, prices and products. | Moving one record type, such as a new customer, into another tool. | Every scenario is built and repaired by hand, module by module. |
| Paddle API and webhooks | Developers call the API with a scoped API key and receive webhooks at notification destinations they set up. | Checkout, provisioning and billing screens inside your product. | You need engineers to write and maintain the code. |
| Paddle MCP server | An MCP server from Paddle that lets AI coding tools read and change your Paddle account. | Pricing changes, billing questions and reports while you chat. | Only works inside a chat, with no schedule of its own. |
How the Paddle integration works
Connect Paddle once. After that, you describe each job in plain English.
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1Paste a Paddle API key
- 2Ask for a job in a chat, or start from an example above
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3Approve the first run
Allow all read operations once per app; approve each kind of write once.
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4Watch the first run, then schedule it
How a Paddle job starts
A schedule starts the job, or you do by asking.
- On a scheduleA daily or weekly run that reads the last day or week of Paddle events.
- When you askType it in a chat, like adding a new plan with its prices, and it runs once.
Setup details
Create an API key
In Paddle, open Developer Tools, then Authentication, and create an API key with the permissions your jobs need, such as reading transactions, subscriptions, customers and events.
Paste it into Letaido
Letaido tells from the key whether it's a sandbox or a live key, so there is nothing else to choose.
Try it in the sandbox
Sandbox and live are separate Paddle accounts with their own keys. Switch to a live key once the test runs look right.
Try it once, then schedule it
Ask for the job in a chat, read the output, and when it looks right, tell Leta how often to run it.
Every Paddle action the agent can take
18 actions across products, prices, customers, subscriptions, transactions and events.
ReadsWrites
Best apps to combine with Paddle
ApolloSales prospecting
CalendlyMeetings
GmailCommunication
Google SheetsProductivity
HubSpotCRM
HunterSales prospecting
IntercomCommunication
Kit (ConvertKit)Email marketing
KlaviyoEmail marketing
MailchimpEmail marketing
Meta Ads (Facebook & Instagram)Advertising
Microsoft Advertising (Bing Ads)Advertising
NotionProductivity
PostHogAnalytics
ResendEmail marketing
SalesforceCRM
SendGridEmail marketing
SlackCommunication
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Frequently asked
How do I connect Paddle to Letaido? +
Create an API key under Developer Tools, Authentication in Paddle, with the permissions your jobs need, and paste it into Letaido. Sandbox and live keys both work; use one per environment.
Does it work with Paddle Classic? +
No. Letaido's connector works with Paddle Billing and its current pdl_ API keys.
Can a Paddle webhook start a job? +
No. Paddle jobs run on a schedule and read Paddle's event list for the last day or week, like the daily win-back tags, or they run when you ask.
Is there a Paddle MCP server? +
Yes. Paddle offers an MCP server that AI coding tools use to read and change your account while you chat. Letaido is not an MCP server. It has its own Paddle connector, mixes Paddle with your other apps and runs jobs on a schedule.
Does Paddle integrate with HubSpot? +
Paddle lists a HubSpot integration that syncs subscription data. With Letaido, the agent can also mark each new Paddle subscriber as a customer in HubSpot every morning, as in the job above.
Can I try a job in the Paddle sandbox first? +
Yes. Paste a sandbox key, run the job on test data, then add a live key when it looks right. Sandbox and live are separate Paddle accounts.
Will it change anything in Paddle without asking? +
Allow all read operations once per app; approve each kind of write once.
Turn Paddle sales into follow-ups
Connect Paddle, then ask for a job like "Post a weekly Paddle sales recap in Slack". Leta gets it done on your schedule, or the moment you ask.
Get LetaidoManage catalog products3
Create, update, and list products in your Paddle catalog.
- Create product
- Update product
- List products
Manage catalog prices3
Create, update, and list prices attached to your Paddle products.
- Create price
- Update price
- List prices
Create and read customers3
Create new customers, look up a single customer, or list all customers in your Paddle account.
- Create customer
- Get customer
- List customers
Open customer portal1
Generate a customer portal session so buyers can self-manage their account.
- Create portal session
Read subscriptions2
Fetch a single subscription or list all subscriptions to see their current status and details.
- Get subscription
- List subscriptions
Cancel subscriptions1
Cancel an active subscription, ending future billing for the customer.
- Cancel subscription
Create and read transactions3
Create server-controlled transactions and fetch or list transactions to confirm payment status.
- Create transaction
- Get transaction
- List transactions
Read account events1
List account events in chronological order to audit activity or trigger downstream workflows.
- List events
Admin and advanced1
Mint a client-side token for Paddle.js to enable checkout on your front end.
- Create client token