I used paddle to sell my ebook, and I must say it's a very good alternative to gumroad and others alike. It's a breeze to setup, works very well, and most of all, the support is exceptional. Pretty sure it all applies to this new product as well and would go with them without thinking twice.

I am going to use Paddle for Ghostnote besides offering me access to my customers and proper analytics its also for my price around 10% instead of 30% for apple. And for the Mac apps only selling on the Mac app store is simply not a good idea and leaves money laying around.

We use Paddle for payments on https://funnelnow.com/. Insanely easy to integrate, and an awesome checkout experience.

Great service! Now we are using http://devmate.com for our paid WALTR, but were searching for free analytics solution for our free iBetterCharge. And I think we found one with Paddle Analytics! :)

I didn’t ship with Analytics SDK yet, but there’s lot of things to like about the payment SDK and they are *very* helpful with onboarding. In the past year, Paddle made lots of improvements and seem to be heading in the direction of providing full-featured platform as an alternative to MAS.

It was really easy to integrate this into my app, Current. Paddle's support has been tremendous in giving me really detailed answers to all of my questions and feedback. There's actually a lot of power they give you with their customizable metrics in the Plus (paid) plan, which makes it very worth it!

It was a long road for me to integrate Paddle into my app, Tap Forms Organizer http://www.tapforms.com but it wasn't because it was difficult at all to add Paddle. It was primarily because to offer a version of Tap Forms for sale outside the Mac App Store, I had to have an alternative sync solution to iCloud, so I added Dropbox sync for that. You can't have iCloud apps sold outside the Mac App Store. Adding Paddle support was the easy part. The guys at Paddle have been super supportive and just overall great guys to work with. I've really only just started using Paddle for the past couple of weeks and already it's proving to be very valuable. I check my sales and stats every day. I love their commitment to the Mac developer community and the dashboard for developers is super sweet. Forget Aquatic Prime, forget all those other guys, you really need to get Paddle if you want to focus on building great apps and not focus on how to get paid for all your hard work.

Since the launch of Apple's Analytics product, we've heard from hundreds of frustrated developers wondering why Apple have abandoned analytics support for the Mac. Being reasonably well known between Mac developers, the team decided we had to do something about it! So we sat down and optimised our existing analytics product with a whole new set of features specifically for Mac developers (regardless of if they sell on the App Store or outside the App Store). The response has been great, with over 100 apps signing up to the tool in just a couple of weeks, we're now tracking millions of Mac sessions every day! Happy to answer any questions about this, and share some numbers if anyone is interested!

When all the Analytics tools out there (including Apple's own brand new one) are targeted exclusively towards iOS, Paddle's Analytics for Mac Apps is refreshing and most welcome. The interface is clean and the price tag is cheap compared to other services of this kind, especially with the custom analytics and other nifty features yet to come. I was already a happy customer when it came to the Payment processing framework alone, but now I'm completely won over. Oh and did I mention they are totally awesome?

http://colorsnapper.com also relies on Paddle for sales and analytics! We're happy there is a product which allows us to get some insights of how our app is being used. This will hopefully help us to make proper decisions how to make ColorSnapper 2 even better.

Insanely easy way to get insights about your apps with great UI, great folks to work with as well - responsive and friendly. I'm currently integrating just with my OS X apps, but will be including Paddle Analytics in my iOS apps as well, since all it takes is to add the framework to your Xcode project and one line of code to start the analytics. Zero effort for me and priceless info about OS, version, geo, ... usage!

integrating Paddle Analytics in LensFlare Studio for the Mac has been very easy and straightforward. Having these analytical options available for our Mac app is great for understanding who's buying the app and how they are using it.