Month: September 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