Claude Marketplace lets companies spend part of their Anthropic commitment on partner products
Anthropic launched Claude Marketplace on September 23, 2026. It lists more than 2,000 connectors and plugins, Claude-powered products from other companies, and consulting partners in one place. Customers can put part of their committed Anthropic spend toward those products.
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Claude Marketplace: one place to discover plugins, agents, and services from our partnersClaude Blog · Original published September 23, 2026
The marketplace brings three kinds of offering into one place: connectors and plugins, agents and products built on Claude, and service partners. Anthropic presents it both as a catalog for teams using Claude and as a sales channel for companies that build for them.
What customers get
According to the announcement, customers can do three things in the marketplace:
- add connectors and plugins, with more than 2,000 available, including Atlassian, Google, Microsoft, Notion, and Salesforce;
- buy Claude-powered software from companies such as CrowdStrike, Cursor, Harvey, Legora, Lovable, and Snowflake, using part of their committed Anthropic spend;
- find a consulting partner or systems integrator from the Claude Partner Network, such as Accenture, Boston Consulting Group, or Deloitte.
How builders get listed
Anthropic describes a separate path for each kind of offering:
- a connector or plugin is built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Agent Skills, the open standards Anthropic introduced;
- a Claude-powered agent or product needs an application to be listed, after which customers can pay for it from their committed spend;
- consultants and integrators appear in the marketplace by joining the Claude Partner Network.
What the announcement leaves out
The announcement does not state a commission or listing fee for sellers. It also does not say how large a share of a customer's committed spend can go to partner products.
„a single destination to find the right tools and services“
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