Cloud and infrastructure marketplaces used as enterprise procurement channels for deployable software.
8 marketplaces in this directory match this tag.
Cloud and infrastructure marketplaces are procurement channels as much as app stores. Enterprises buy through them to consolidate vendors onto a single cloud bill and draw down committed spend, which is why a listing can shorten sales cycles and unlock budget that would otherwise need a separate contract.
What you list is deployable software — SaaS subscriptions, container images, VM images, and data products — billed through the customer’s cloud account, often with the provider as merchant of record. Expect the heaviest onboarding of any category: technical validation, security questionnaires, and partner-program membership on AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle, and Snowflake.
Amazon Web Services, Inc.
Marketplace for deployable SaaS, AMIs, containers, and data products that run on or alongside AWS.
Oracle Corporation
Marketplace for solutions built on or integrated with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and Oracle Fusion apps.
Microsoft Corporation
Business-app marketplace spanning Dynamics 365, Power Platform, and Azure-hosted SaaS offers.
Google LLC
Google's marketplace for deploying and buying third-party software that runs on Google Cloud, billed through the customer's cloud account.
Microsoft Corporation
Microsoft's marketplace for Azure-based infrastructure software and transactable SaaS, billed through the customer's Azure agreement.
Snowflake Inc.
Snowflake's marketplace for data products and Native Apps that run inside a consumer's Snowflake account, with billing handled by Snowflake.
Vercel Inc.
Vercel's marketplace for native integrations that provision and bill third-party backend and AI services through the Vercel dashboard.
DigitalOcean Holdings, Inc.
DigitalOcean's marketplace of 1-Click Droplet and Kubernetes app images plus SaaS add-ons, deployable and billed through DigitalOcean's cloud.