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Cloud marketplace operating system

Every marketplace.
One command center.

Manage listings, private offers, co-sell, and revenue operations across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.

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5.0 on G2 · Reviewed by real cloud-marketplace operators
One workspace Every cloud
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Automatum platform listings dashboard
Trusted by ISVs from seed to scale
Newton Russell Induction Healthcare atomic.io Deel Energy Exemplar Evidentli inGenious AI Settlemint

An offer closes.
Your teams get the update.

When a buyer accepts an offer, Automatum updates your CRM and notifies your alliance team. Finance gets the deal details for reconciliation.

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Example workflowPrivate offer accepted
Illustrative
  1. Marketplace confirmation receivedAWS Marketplace · Enterprise annual offer
    Confirmed
  2. Opportunity updated in SalesforceContract value, term, buyer and renewal date synced
    Updated
  3. Alliance team notified in Slack#marketplace-wins · account owner mentioned
    Delivered
  4. Revenue schedule createdFinance record ready for reconciliation
    Ready
Marketplace → CRM → alliances → financeOne connected workflow

Spend less time on
marketplace admin.

We handle the marketplace work that keeps your team away from selling and building.

Offers without the spreadsheet.

Create offers, track acceptance, and manage renewals in one workspace.

Your engineers stay on your product.

We handle listing requirements, metering integrations, and setup across clouds.

The same deal details for every team.

Marketplace activity flows into your CRM, so sales and finance can see what sold.

Inside Automatum

Manage the work
from listing to renewal.

List

We’ll get your listing ready.

We build the listing and handle marketplace setup. Your engineers can keep working on your product.

What’s included
  • Listing build and marketplace configuration
  • Contract and banking setup
  • End-to-end purchase testing
Automatum listings workspace

See how Automatum would fit the way your team works.

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Marketplace coverage
AWSAzureGoogle CloudRed Hat

How we get you live.

We handle the build and testing, with your team involved where it matters.

  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 schedule. We’ll review your scope and each cloud’s requirements with you on the discovery call.

What customers say.

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.
Mark Chatterton · CEO, inGenious AI
Automatum's technical versatility helped us find the right configuration and understand how to make the most out of the listing.
Sebastien Galand · CMO, Settlemint

Compare the essentials.

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Entry-level marketplace platform plans and included features
What you getAutomatumFree for year 1SugerFrom $7,500 / yrTackle.ioFrom $22,500 / yr
Annual cost (entry tier)Free year 1, then $1,199Starts at $7,500Starts at $22,500
Private offers includedUp to 50LimitedAdd-on
Metering (pay-per-use)IncludedIncludedIncluded
CRM integrationsIncludedOnly on $24,499 planOnly on $40k+ plans
Hands-on expert guidanceIncludedNot includedNot included
Multi-cloud (AWS / Azure / GCP)IncludedIncludedIncluded

These are entry-level plans. Features and limits differ, so check each provider’s current terms. See Automatum plans and limits →

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 much does Automatum cost compared to Tackle or Suger?

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. Comparable features start at approximately $22,500 a year with Tackle and $7,500 a year with Suger. Limits and terms differ by plan. Check our pricing page for Automatum’s plans and confirm current competitor terms directly.

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 look at your
marketplace setup.

Show us how you handle marketplace sales today. We’ll walk through your listings, private offers, and CRM setup with you, then discuss what to tackle next.

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What we’ll work through

  • Your current marketplace workflow
  • Integration and onboarding requirements
  • What you need and what it costs