Lemon Squeezy webhook fixtures
Developers searching for fixtures usually need copy-ready JSON bodies and signed replay commands, not a generic webhook explanation.
Open the free generatorStart with checkout-critical events
Keep fixtures for order_created, subscription_created, subscription_payment_success, subscription_cancelled, and license_key_created before opening checkout to customers.
Sign fixtures the same way production does
Generate the HMAC from the exact raw JSON body so your tests catch raw-body parsing mistakes before deployment.
Keep fixtures close to handlers
Store payment payloads beside route tests so handler changes, provider migrations, and entitlement mapping edits stay reviewable.
FAQ
Are these live Lemon Squeezy events?
No. They are deterministic development fixtures for local and CI tests. You should still run a final provider sandbox checkout before launch.
Why use fixtures instead of only dashboard retries?
Fixtures make daily development fast and repeatable; dashboard retries are better for final end-to-end checks.
Use the free sample before wiring production checkout
Download a public sample pack with fake Lemon Squeezy fixtures, signature tests, contract checks, duplicate replay tests, and CI skeletons. The Pro Kit preview shows the full paid package structure without exposing the private archive.