Productivity and collaboration marketplaces put your product where teams already spend their day — chat, meetings, docs, and shared workspaces. Distribution is viral by nature: one person installs a bot or add-on and the whole workspace can use it, which makes these platforms strong for bottoms-up, self-serve growth.
Integration surfaces are more varied than anywhere else: conversational bots and slash commands (Slack, Teams), meeting apps and tabs, document add-ons (Google Workspace), and connectors or embedded widgets (Notion, Zoom). Public apps use OAuth 2.0 with scoped, workspace-level authorization; Notion frames its permissions as “capabilities” rather than classic scopes.
Pick by where your users collaborate and which surface fits your product. Slack and Teams are ideal for notification- and workflow-driven apps; Google Workspace suits document- and email-centric tools; Notion rewards lightweight connectors and embeds with a low barrier to entry.
Formagrid, Inc. (Airtable)
React-based embedded extensions that add visualizations, tools, and integrations inside Airtable bases, published through a reviewed CLI submission.
Asana, Inc.
Asana’s official directory for discovering apps and integrations that connect external tools with Asana.
Canva’s marketplace for apps that extend Canva with creative, media, workflow, publishing, and data-integration capabilities.
Coda (Coda Project, Inc.)
Self-serve, Coda-hosted Packs add sync tables, actions, and formulas to Coda docs, with OAuth connections and 70/30 subscription revenue sharing.
Discord
Discord’s official directory for discovering apps, games, utilities, and social experiences to use with friends and communities on Discord.
Figma, Inc.
Community marketplace for plugins that extend Figma editors and help users customize experiences and automate design-file actions.
Google LLC
Marketplace for add-ons and apps that extend Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Drive, and Google Workspace admin.
Linear’s official directory for Linear-crafted and third-party apps and add-ons that connect tools, automate workflows, and extend Linear.
Mattermost, Inc.
Official directory for Mattermost apps, plugins, playbooks, integrations, webhooks, and utility tools that extend the Mattermost collaboration platform.
Microsoft Corporation
Directory for Teams apps, bots, tabs, and message extensions that extend Microsoft 365 collaboration.
RealtimeBoard, Inc. (Miro)
Reviewed marketplace for embedded whiteboard apps and REST integrations extending Miro's collaborative canvas, gated by partner approval and OAuth2.
Notion Labs, Inc.
Integrations and widgets that extend Notion pages, databases, and workspaces.
RingCentral, Inc.
RingCentral’s marketplace for 500+ pre-built business integrations, embedded add-ins, bots, and workflow connections across communications and productivity apps.
Rocket.Chat
Official Rocket.Chat app marketplace for public apps that extend workspaces, collaboration, automation, and productivity.
Slack Technologies, LLC
Directory of bots, slash commands, and workflow apps that extend Slack workspaces.
Atlassian Corporation
Iframe-based board and card add-ons for Trello, published from the admin panel with API-key plus OAuth tokens and third-party monetization.
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Cisco's reviewed directory for Webex bots, OAuth integrations, service apps, and embedded apps across enterprise messaging, meetings, and calling.
Zoom Communications, Inc.
Marketplace for apps, bots, and in-meeting experiences built on the Zoom platform.
18 marketplaces: Airtable Marketplace, Asana App Directory, Canva Apps Marketplace, Coda Packs, Discord App Directory, Figma Community Plugins, Google Workspace Marketplace, Linear Integration Directory, Mattermost Marketplace, Microsoft Teams Marketplace, Miro Marketplace, Notion Marketplace, RingCentral App Gallery, Rocket.Chat Marketplace, Slack App Directory, Trello Power-Ups, Webex App Hub, Zoom App Marketplace.
Most use None, , OAuth 2.0, API key. OAuth 2.0 is the norm for public, multi-tenant apps; API keys and personal access tokens are common for single-account integrations.
14 of 18 require a formal security or listing review before an app goes live. 14 explicitly support AI agents or bots.