Industry marketplaces

Construction & field service app marketplaces

Construction and field-service platforms increasingly rely on connected workflows across design, bidding, project delivery, site operations, and customer service. This collection surfaces the marketplaces where developers can distribute integrations, connectors, and extensions into those operational systems.

Use these profiles to compare marketplace fit, publishing routes, integration approaches, source-backed review expectations, and the building blocks available to software teams serving contractors, architects, field operators, and asset owners.

Marketplaces
3
Verified profiles
3
Platform categories
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Documented reviews
1

Marketplaces for construction & field service

3 listed

Autodesk's first-party marketplace distributes third-party extensions, cloud integrations, BIM tools, and AI connectors for Autodesk design, construction, and manufacturing workflows.

OnboardingNot publicly specified
CommissionNot publicly specified
Moderate· L2
AI agents
Workspace

Community marketplace for plugins that extend Figma editors and help users customize experiences and automate design-file actions.

OnboardingNot publicly specified
CommissionNot publicly specified
Moderate· L2

Procore Marketplace

Procore Technologies, Inc.

General SaaS

Official Procore app marketplace for construction-management integrations, embedded applications, and project-data connections.

OnboardingNot publicly specified
CommissionNot publicly specified
Advanced· L3

Frequently asked questions

Which construction & field service marketplaces are listed?

3 marketplaces: Autodesk Design and Make Marketplace (formerly Autodesk App Store), Figma Community Plugins, Procore Marketplace.

What can developers build for construction & field service platforms?

The directory profiles document the source-backed integration types, developer portals, APIs, publishing routes, review processes, and example applications available for each host platform.

Do all marketplaces require a formal security review?

1 of 3 listed marketplaces document a formal security or listing review. When public sources do not specify a universal review requirement, the profile marks that requirement as not publicly specified rather than inferring that it is not required.