AWS Data Exchange
Provider 
Founded 2006
Sells To Small Business
Pricing Model Recurring
Ownership Public

AWS Data Exchange is a service for finding, subscribing to, and using third-party data products through Amazon Web Services.
AWS Data Exchange is an Amazon Web Services product for discovering and subscribing to third-party data. Providers publish data products with defined terms, and subscribers can access entitled datasets through supported AWS delivery methods.
Organizations use the service to acquire external data for analytics, applications, and machine-learning workloads. It supports catalog discovery, subscription management, entitlement, and delivery within the AWS environment.
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| Attribute | AWS Data Exchange | Databricks Marketplace, OpenSharing | Google Cloud Marketplace | Snowflake Marketplace | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Provider | |||||
| Founded | 2006 | 2013 | 1998 | 2012 | |
| Sells To | Small Business | Enterprise | Enterprises, Individuals | Enterprise | |
| Pricing Model | Recurring | Usage-based | Advertising, Subscription | Recurring | |
| Ownership | Public | Equity, Venture Capital | Subsidiary | Public |
Provider 
Founded 2006
Sells To Small Business
Pricing Model Recurring
Ownership Public
Provider 
Founded 2013
Sells To Enterprise
Pricing Model Usage-based
Ownership Equity, Venture Capital
Provider 
Founded 1998
Sells To Enterprises, Individuals
Pricing Model Advertising, Subscription
Ownership Subsidiary
Provider 
Founded 2012
Sells To Enterprise
Pricing Model Recurring
Ownership Public

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