Atlassian Marketplace
Atlassian Corporation
Marketplace for Jira, Confluence, and Bitbucket apps, actions, and integrations used by software teams.
Developer-tool marketplaces sell to engineering teams inside the systems where they plan and ship software. The audience is technical and price-tolerant when a tool saves real time, and distribution rides on platforms teams already standardize on — Jira, Confluence, and GitHub.
Integrations take the form of apps and plugins (Atlassian Forge or Connect), GitHub Apps driven by webhooks and REST/GraphQL, and workflow steps such as GitHub Actions. Auth is OAuth 2.0 or installation-scoped tokens; Forge additionally runs your code inside an Atlassian-managed sandbox that handles hosting and data residency for you.
Choose Atlassian to reach project and knowledge-management users with deep in-product UI extensibility, and GitHub to reach the CI/CD and automation surface across millions of repositories. Both run a listing review covering permissions, security, and support commitments.
Atlassian Corporation
Marketplace for Jira, Confluence, and Bitbucket apps, actions, and integrations used by software teams.
GitHub, Inc.
Marketplace for GitHub Apps, Actions, and CI/CD integrations used across software development workflows.
Microsoft Corporation
Microsoft's official marketplace for VS Code extensions, published via the vsce CLI with no built-in paid model.
JetBrains s.r.o.
JetBrains' official plugin marketplace for its IDE family, with built-in paid sales and a 15% commission as merchant of record.
Docker, Inc.
Docker's container image registry and distribution hub, with curated Official Images and a Verified Publisher program over free public pulls.
HashiCorp
HashiCorp's free public registry of Terraform providers and modules, consumed by the CLI with GitHub-auth, GPG-signed publishing.
GitHub, Inc.
The default package registry for the JavaScript/Node.js ecosystem, with token/OIDC-based publishing, free public packages, and no commission.