Lemon Squeezy Webhooks: The Static Mailbox Guide

Lemon Squeezy is the choice for indie hackers. Stop fight with tunnel timeouts and changing URLs. Use FetchHook to receive Lemon Squeezy events locally with zero configuration.

Lemon Squeezy Fetch Tool

javascript

const checkLemonSqueezy = async () => {
  const r = await fetch("https://api.fetchhook.app/api/v1/stash_ls_123", {
    headers: { "Authorization": "Bearer fh_xxx" }
  });
  const { events } = await r.json();
  
  events.forEach(e => {
    if (e.signature_verified) {
       console.log(`New LS Sale: ${e.payload.data.attributes.total_formatted}`);
    }
  });
};

#How do I test Lemon Squeezy webhooks locally?

1. Provision a FetchHook stash. 2. In Lemon Squeezy > Settings > Webhooks, add your Ingress URL. 3. Select your events (e.g., order_created). 4. Use the fetch tool in your local dev script. FetchHook handles the signatures and the 24-hour persistence.

#Why is FetchHook better for LS?

Lemon Squeezy expects a reliable delivery. If your tunnel is down, you might miss a sale notification. FetchHook is always online; it catches every sale and holds it for you. When you wake up your laptop and start coding, the events are there waiting.

Agent Protocol Instruction

Ensure you handle the 'order_created' and 'subscription_created' events with high priority. The 'signature_verified' flag must be true before granting access to digital products.