AWS Marketplace announces the availability of Seller Private Offers
AWS Marketplace, which lists over 4,000 software listings from over 1,250 popular software vendors across 35 product categories, has announced that customers can now receive specific pricing and end-user license terms with Seller Private Offers. With this feature, software sellers participating in the Enhanced Data Sharing (EDS) program can extend any AWS account a version of their product, enabling volume discounts through AWS Marketplace. This means that AWS customers can enjoy all the same benefits of consolidated billing, cost analysis, and subscription management of AWS Marketplace while paying a lower privately negotiated price visible only to that customer and the seller.
Sellers can begin extending offers immediately for Amazon Machine Image (AMI) or Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) products on AWS Marketplace. To initiate a private offer, sellers only need to provide the buyer’s account numbers (payer account and any sub-accounts), product code to discount, and the new product price. Optionally, sellers can also include a customer specific end-user licensing agreement as a pdf document.
To learn more about AWS Marketplace Seller Private Offers, click here. If you’re a seller and you’d like to learn more about enrolling in the EDS program to become eligible to participate in Seller Private Offers, you can learn more here.