Year: 2026

Enterprises pursuing multicloud strategies need high-performing cross-cloud connectivity and streamlined procurement of third-party networking solutions. Amazon Web Services (AWS) Marketplace eliminates the second barrier by making advanced solutions such as Megaport Cloud Router (MCR) with AWS Direct Connect available through a single transaction. This means instant access to enterprise-grade Layer 3 connectivity with pay-as-you-go flexibility

Customer identity and access management (CIAM) sits on the critical path of every customer-facing application, so any friction in building it directly delays feature delivery and increases the risk of misconfigurations reaching production. Before a single feature ships, developers scaffold sign-up and login flows, secure the APIs behind them, author custom rules that run at

This post is Part 3 of a four-part series on SaaS pricing models in AWS Marketplace. In the previous blog we covered the options for a subscription pricing model. In this post, we focus on implementing the pricing models that were presented. Software as a service (SaaS) sellers in AWS Marketplace need to meter customer

AWS Marketplace  gives you consolidated billing, pre-negotiated terms, vendor diversity, and compliance controls for your software purchases. These capabilities are why many customers centralize their third-party software buying in AWS Marketplace. Customers told us they wanted a more tailored experience that didn’t require switching to the AWS Management Console for routine tasks like discovering products,

Private offer auto-renewals are now live in AWS Marketplace, in which a buyer and seller agree to the original offer terms and future auto-renewal terms one time, at offer creation. Each agreement then renews automatically without rebuilding offers or chasing approvals, with opt-out rights for both parties. Most renewals aren’t a fresh decision: the buyer

This post is Part 2 of a four-part series on SaaS pricing models in AWS Marketplace. In Part 1, we covered three common configurations for the SaaS contract pricing model. In this post, we focus on the subscription pricing model. AWS Marketplace offers three pricing models for SaaS products: contracts, subscriptions, and contracts with pay-as-you-go.

AWS Marketplace now offers two additional governance capabilities. Together, these capabilities help procurement teams enforce purchase order compliance and communicate standards at the point of purchase. Mandatory purchase orders – Require buyers to enter a purchase order (PO) number before completing an AWS Marketplace subscription. You can configure this requirement independently for private offers and