What Lemon Squeezy + PingBell does together
Lemon Squeezy is the Merchant of Record platform popular with indie software makers and digital product creators. Its webhooks fire on order_created, subscription_created, subscription_updated, subscription_cancelled, and subscription_payment_success. PingBell ingests these and broadcasts each event to every team screen.
Use cases
- Indie software makers selling tools through Lemon Squeezy
- Digital product creators (plugins, themes, templates, AI-generated content packs)
- Subscription SaaS on LS wanting live MRR
- Book and ebook authors with ongoing sales to broadcast
- Launch-day dashboards for time-boxed product drops
Setup
- In Lemon Squeezy, go to Settings → Webhooks → Create webhook.
- Paste your PingBell source’s webhook URL (copy it from the Sources page).
- Subscribe to
order_createdand/or subscription events. - Save.
Why PingBell beats the alternatives for Lemon Squeezy users
LS has a growing third-party ecosystem but few notification/broadcasting tools. PingBell turns LS webhooks into live counters, team pushes, and TV displays — with native apps for every major TV platform. For the indie-maker audience, the $10/mo Core plan is a natural fit.
FAQ
Does it handle LS’s tax-inclusive pricing?
PingBell reads the order total from each webhook. If you’d rather count the pre-tax subtotal, route the events through a Zap that passes the amount you want.
Does it support Lemon Squeezy’s license key products?
Yes. License-key purchases fire order_created normally and ring the bell like any other sale.
What about subscription dunning / payment retries?
Lemon Squeezy fires subscription_payment_failed events; PingBell can display those on a separate “dunning” counter for the ops team.
Can I aggregate multiple LS stores?
Yes. Connect each store as a separate source.
Does it work for both digital and physical products?
Yes, though LS is primarily digital. The same webhook events fire.