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Cloud marketplace operating system

From listing
to your pipeline.

Get listed, find the right cloud programs, and build a co-sell motion. Bring marketplace opportunities into the CRM your team already uses.

Your route to cloud sales

AWSAzureGoogle Cloud
Cloud opportunities move through Automatum into a connected CRM pipeline. Illustrative flow.

Some of the teams we’ve worked with

Meet our customers

In our customers’ words.

Meet our customers
The team at Automatum held our hand through the entire process. We were up on the marketplace very quickly which let us instantly start growing our business.
inGenious AI Mark ChattertonCEO, inGenious AI
Automatum's technical versatility helped us find the right configuration and understand how to make the most out of the listing.
Settlemint Sebastien GalandCMO, Settlemint
Inside Automatum

A listing is the start.
Build the motion around it.

Scroll through the four stages, or choose the one your team needs: listing, program readiness, co-sell and sales handoff.

List

Make your product available to buy.

We build your listing, configure the marketplace integration, and test the purchase flow with your team. You provide the product and commercial details.

What’s included
  • Listing build and marketplace configuration
  • Contract and banking setup
  • End-to-end purchase testing
Full Automatum listings workspace with marketplace listings and status
Listings workspace View full screen ↗

Ready for the transaction, too.

Create private offers, report usage and manage marketplace deal details from the same workspace.

Explore platform features

See how Automatum would fit the way your team works.

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AWSMicrosoft AzureGoogle CloudRed Hat

Your listing, from kickoff to launch.

Your team provides the product and commercial details. We handle listing configuration and testing.

  1. Day 1

    Start with your requirements.

    Contracts, billing, and metering requirements for each cloud.

  2. Days 2–7

    Build the listing.

    Listing configuration, legal agreements, banking, and tax details.

  3. Days 8–14

    Test and go live.

    Purchase testing and CRM connection before launch.

  4. Ongoing

    Get help after launch.

    Help with co-sell, offers, renewals, and ongoing operations.

This is a typical listing schedule. Program qualification follows each cloud’s requirements. We’ll review your scope and timing on the discovery call.

Your listing is live. What happens next?

Build a partnership.
Then build the pipeline together.

Once you’re listed, we help you work through the cloud programs and build relationships around the right accounts. Here’s how that work reaches your sales team and your pipeline.

First, get the partnership ready.

A live listing gives customers a way to buy. Co-selling also needs the right partner setup, technical evidence and sales material. We work out what is already in place and who needs to close each gap.

AWS · the route to ISV Accelerate

We help prepare FTR evidence with your engineers and establish an ACE opportunity process. Accelerate qualification also requires partner status, training, account setup and activity criteria.

AWS currently requires at least 15 qualified ACE opportunities and five launches in the previous 12 months, alongside other criteria. You build co-sell activity while working toward enrollment.

AWS requirements ↗ Check your readiness →
Microsoft · ready, then IP eligible

We help organize Partner Center setup, offer collateral and referral workflows. Co-sell ready needs a live offer, sales contacts and solution material. Azure IP co-sell eligibility adds validation, transactability and a revenue test: currently $100K in trailing-year Azure consumption or Marketplace billed sales at organization level.

We verify offer-level MACC enrollment before discussing the buyer’s committed Azure budget.

Microsoft requirements ↗ Read the readiness guide →
Google Cloud · partner and product readiness

We review your Partner Network membership, vendor account and payment profile, then help prepare the product and technical evidence for Google’s review. Public listings need a production-ready, enterprise-ready product and an approved Google Cloud hosting pattern.

We also help define the customer use case and seller materials. Publishing the offer and building a co-sell relationship are separate pieces of work; a listing does not guarantee referrals.

Google Cloud requirements ↗ Explore Google Cloud Marketplace →

Find the accounts
where the cloud can help.

We review your target accounts and open deals with you. The goal is to find a customer need that fits your product and matters to the cloud account team.

We help narrow the list and explain where your product fits, using customer evidence the seller can share with their team.

  • Cloud fit. Which cloud is the customer using, and what are they planning to build or change?
  • Buying need. Who owns the problem, and is there a project, budget or deadline?
  • A useful role. Could the cloud team help with technical discovery, account access or the buying route?
Assess your cloud sales setup →

Give the cloud seller
a clear way to help.

We help write the brief a cloud seller needs: the customer’s problem, why your product fits and the help you’re asking for. Then we prepare the referral and work through the response with your team. We agree who owns the next action.

For example

A monitoring vendor is helping a customer move workloads to the cloud. The ask is a joint discovery session with the cloud solution architect before the production rollout.

Keep the customer need, the cloud seller’s role and the agreed next action together in your CRM, so your sales team can follow through.

Read the co-selling guide →

Work cloud deals
where your reps already work.

Your reps shouldn’t have to chase a deal across cloud portals. We help bring marketplace opportunities into Salesforce or HubSpot, so they can see who owns the deal and what needs to happen next.

Together, we review referrals that need a response and deals waiting on a joint action. When a customer is ready to buy, we help with the private offer. New partner referrals follow the same sales process.

The work, step by step
  1. Prepare
  2. Focus
  3. Co-sell
  4. Pipeline
Illustrative working documents, not live customer records.

See where the partnership
is helping you win.

Keep new partner referrals separate from deals you already had, and track where the cloud helped. Review wins as well as open pipeline to see what the partnership is contributing.

We scope the work with your team. Your engineers own product changes; cloud providers control approval and seller participation.

Map my next steps

Compare the essentials.

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Entry-level marketplace platform plans and included features
What you getAutomatumStartup planFoursFormerly SugerTackle.ioCloud GTM Platform
Annual cost (entry tier)Free year 1, then $1,199 / yrContact salesBased on platform usage
Private offers includedUp to 50Included; plan limits applyAvailable; confirm plan
Metering (pay-per-use)IncludedIncludedIncluded
CRM integrationsIncludedBasic on ProfessionalSalesforce; confirm plan
Hands-on expert guidanceIncludedOptional servicesServices available
Multi-cloud (AWS / Azure / GCP)AWS, Azure, Google CloudAWS, Azure, Google CloudAWS, Azure, Google Cloud

Automatum Startup is free for 12 months up to $100K in marketplace sales. Plans, limits, and services differ. Reviewed 3 November 2026. Automatum plans · Fours pricing · Tackle subscriptions

Questions before you start.

New to cloud marketplaces? Read the cloud marketplace guide →

Can I use Automatum if I’m already listed?

Yes. You can use Automatum for private offers, metering, CRM sync, and co-sell after your listing is live. We can use the demo to look at your current setup and discuss which workflows you’d like to manage together.

How long does it take to get listed on a cloud marketplace?

Most ISVs using Automatum go live on their first cloud marketplace within 14 days. That covers the listing build, contracts, banking setup, and testing. Doing it without a marketplace management platform typically takes 2-4 months per cloud and needs dedicated engineering time.

Which cloud marketplaces does Automatum support?

You can manage listings, private offers, and metering for AWS Marketplace, Microsoft Azure Marketplace, Google Cloud Marketplace, and Red Hat Marketplace in Automatum.

How is Automatum priced?

Automatum’s Startup plan is free for the first 12 months, up to $100K in marketplace sales. After that, it’s $1,199 a year. Check our pricing page for the full plan limits. Fours (formerly Suger) publishes contact-sales pricing, and Tackle prices subscriptions around Cloud GTM success and platform usage. Confirm a quote directly with each provider.

Do I need engineering resources to use Automatum?

No. We handle the listing build, contract templates, metering API setup, and CRM sync. Your engineers don’t need to write marketplace-specific code, and our team helps you through onboarding.

What is co-sell and how does Automatum help with it?

Co-sell means working with sales teams at AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud to sell your product to their enterprise customers. Automatum helps coordinate that work, track the shared pipeline, and make your opportunities visible to cloud sellers.

Let’s map your
cloud sales journey.

Tell us where you are today. We’ll look at your listing, program readiness, co-sell process and CRM setup, then work out the next steps with you.

Book a demo 30 minutes with a cloud GTM specialist

What we’ll work through

  • Your listing and program readiness
  • Your co-sell process and CRM setup
  • Scope, timing and pricing