Awssome streamlines AWS Marketplace sales for SaaS vendors by automating deal syncing, managing marketing funds, and integrating AWS co-sell directly into your CRM.
Awssome is an AWS-native go-to-market platform designed specifically for SaaS companies selling on AWS Marketplace. It simplifies and automates the complex post-listing sales processes, enabling vendors to focus on growing revenue instead of managing administrative tasks.
This platform is ideal for SaaS vendors who want to streamline deal registration, leverage AWS co-sell opportunities, and maximize marketing funds without juggling multiple systems.
Key features include:
Automatic deal registration and syncing between your CRM and AWS Marketplace pipeline, eliminating manual data entry and reducing lost deals
Private offer creation with AWS context delivered directly to CRM cards for seamless sales engagement
Management of marketing development funds (MDF) campaigns and support for AWS ISV Accelerate program eligibility and applications
Visibility of approval status, engagement scores, and assigned AWS account managers within your CRM
Automated campaign execution and AWS co-sell motion management to accelerate deal closure
Tracking and preparation of AWS marketing fund requests to unlock valuable funding opportunities
Awssome integrates directly with your CRM, requiring no extra logins or portals, and is trusted by over 200 SaaS companies to turn passive AWS Marketplace listings into active sales pipelines. By reducing the headcount needed for AWS Marketplace revenue operations, it helps vendors scale efficiently and capitalize on committed AWS spend.
Experience a joyful, streamlined approach to AWS Marketplace sales with Awssome and unlock the full potential of your SaaS business on AWS.
Highlights
AWS-native GTM platform automates deal syncing and private offer creation within your CRM
Streamlines marketing fund management and AWS ISV Accelerate program support
Trusted by 200+ SaaS companies to boost sales efficiency and reduce operational overhead
AWS Marketplace now accepts line of credit payments through the PNC Vendor Finance program. This program is available to select AWS customers in the US, excluding NV, NC, ND, TN, & VT.
Pricing is based on the duration and terms of your contract with the vendor. This entitles you to a specified quantity of use for the contract duration. If you choose not to renew or replace your contract before it ends, access to these entitlements will expire.
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This listing offers one contract dimension, AWSsome Base, billed per unit. You buy it as a yearly commitment with a configurable quantity of units. The single dimension lets you publish and run your AWS Marketplace channel. There are no separate tiers, instance sizes, or usage add-ons to choose from within this listing. Pricing scales only by the number of units you purchase.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one unit of AWSsome Base for billing?
One unit represents your subscription to publish and run one AWS Marketplace channel. It covers publishing your own listing, unlimited deal registration, unlimited private offers, resale authorizations, and automated metering that measures and bills usage. The unit maps to running your channel, not to individual users or transactions.
How does the automated metering in this dimension actually track and bill usage?
AWSsome collects usage for usage-based plans and reports it to the AWS metering API each hour. It checks for duplicates and correct dimensions before reporting. This runs behind your listing so charges stay accurate and no revenue is missed or over-charged.
What happens to my channel when a buyer renews, upgrades, or cancels?
AWS sends lifecycle events on renew, upgrade, downgrade, and cancellation. AWSsome processes each event automatically, with recovery for failed messages, so the subscriber account always reflects what the customer currently has. This runs hands-off after setup and needs no manual action from your team.
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Awssome streamlines AWS Marketplace sales for SaaS vendors by automating deal syncing, managing marketing funds, and integrating AWS co-sell directly into your CRM.
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