SaaSPaymentsDevToolsTesting

WebhookProof Payment Webhook Linter

Finds the most common fatal bugs in payment webhook handlers before launch

Problem
Payment bugs rarely live in Stripe or Paddle—they live in webhook handler code: signature verification using parsed JSON instead of raw body, no duplicate event handling, missing event IDs. These surface only after launch, causing billing errors and missed payments.
Solution
A dev-stage testing tool that sends simulated events (replays, out-of-order, duplicates, malformed signatures) to your configured webhook endpoint and checks whether your handler is idempotent and verifies signatures correctly. Outputs a readable health report.
Users
SaaS developers using Stripe/Paddle, indie hackers, small-team backend engineers
MVP
Simulate Stripe/Paddle test-mode events; detect whether signature verification uses raw body; test idempotency against duplicates; generate a report with fix suggestions; CI integration
Revenue
Subscription per project (fixed monthly test runs) or one-time purchase for CI plugin; paid deep scans
Why now
Subscription SaaS is booming and payment webhooks are nearly universal, yet test tooling is scarce—an indie dev can ship a vertical tool fast

Source discussions · 1

  1. Reddit[r/SaaS] Your payment webhook handler is probably the weakest part of your SaaS
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