Building on the Paddle plumbing shipped earlier, this release adds the metering and entitlements that billing sits on top of. Usage is now counted precisely, and what a workspace is allowed to do is decided in one place.
Added
- Usage metering — attempts, replays, and batch replays are metered into usage counters backed by an idempotent ledger, so the same event is never double-counted. The current period is backfilled from existing deliveries.
- Pay-as-you-go and subscriptions — plans gain a billing mode, included events, and an overage rate, with block-ceiled overage pricing calculated per period. Spending limits cap how far usage can run.
- Entitlements layer — a single entitlement service decides capabilities and usage limits, failing closed when a limit is reached rather than allowing an unbounded overrun.
Improved
- Plan-capped retention — data retention is capped by plan, with a guard on downgrade so a lower plan cannot silently exceed its retention window.
- Threshold notifications — usage crossing 70%, 90%, and 100% of the included allowance sends a notification once per period, so a bill is never a surprise.
- Atomic ingest — a delivery, its usage record, and its forward job are written in one transaction, so metering can never drift from the deliveries it counts.
HookWatch is in beta; see the pricing page for current plans.
Notes
Release date comes from the v1.14.0 git tag (17 July 2026).