AI Agent Marketplace: 8 Platforms Compared for 2026

AI Agent Marketplace: 8 Platforms Compared for 2026

"AI agent marketplace" means different things depending on who's asking: a procurement lead wants a vetted catalog billed through an existing cloud account, a developer wants a place to publish an agent and get discovered, and a business owner wants a template that solves one job this week. Which of these fits depends on whether you're buying, building or publishing.

An AI agent marketplace is a catalog for finding, buying, deploying or publishing AI agents, and in 2026 the term covers at least three different products: cloud-provider catalogs billed through an existing cloud account, vendor-owned catalogs bundled into one platform, and open directories that list agents from many builders.

AWS Marketplace AI Agents & Tools

AWS Marketplace groups AI agent listings into categories such as content-creation agents, according to AWS's own AI agent products guide, last updated 16 July 2025. The model is procurement: a buyer already running workloads on AWS can find, license and bill an agent the same way it buys any other AWS Marketplace product, with listing types spanning containers, SaaS products and Bedrock AgentCore deployments documented alongside the category pages.

Google Cloud Marketplace

Google Cloud Marketplace connects enterprises to agents validated for Gemini Enterprise and the Agent2Agent (A2A) protocol, Google said in a blog post published 14 October 2025. For a buyer, that means natural-language search through an AI agent finder, IAM-based governance, and consolidated billing through an existing Google Cloud account. For an agent builder, onboarding requires only a link to an Agent Card, a JSON file based on A2A that lets the marketplace pull in the agent's metadata and endpoints automatically. Google's 14 October 2025 post cites a commissioned Futurum Research study finding that vendors selling through the marketplace see 112% larger deal sizes, along with longer sales agreements and faster deal cycles.

Salesforce AgentExchange

AgentExchange describes itself as the unified marketplace to discover, buy and deploy trusted agents, apps and capabilities that extend Salesforce. It sits inside the Salesforce platform rather than existing as a standalone catalog, so the agents listed on it are built to plug into Salesforce data and workflows rather than to run independently of it.

Oracle AI Agent Marketplace

Oracle's marketplace is embedded directly in Oracle AI Agent Studio for Fusion Applications customers, Oracle said in a blog post published 12 November 2025. Partner-built templates come from system integrators including Infosys, IBM Consulting, KPMG, Apex IT and Huron, and from ISVs including Box, Stripe and RChilli. Oracle vets every partner template against the same 21-point enterprise readiness checklist it applies to its own templates, and support for an agent built from a partner template comes from Oracle rather than the partner. Listed examples include an Infosys "Hire to Retire" agent for HR data, a KPMG purchase-order price history agent, and an IBM sales order entry assistant. Agents built from partner templates count as custom AI and carry a separate subscription fee under Oracle's standard price list, with no additional charge from the partner itself.

Moveworks AI Agent Marketplace

Moveworks describes its AI Agent Marketplace as a centralized hub for exploring, installing and deploying over 100 pre-built plugins across IT, HR, sales and finance, including PTO management, expense management and incident management plugins. Installation runs through a low-code editor, and Moveworks says the plugins launch without API keys or complex configuration, trading flexibility for speed.

Kore.ai AI Agent Marketplace

Kore.ai's marketplace lists more than 250 agent templates and integrations to browse, organized by department (sales, marketing, engineering, legal, finance), and the platform supports integrations across more than 300 enterprise applications. Kore.ai pitches the marketplace as a way to cut build time from "months and weeks to hours" by starting from a template instead of building an agent from scratch.

AI Agent Store

AI Agent Store runs as an open directory rather than a vendor-bound catalog. As read on 24 October 2026, its marketplace section listed 1,370 agent, tool and framework entries across 24 categories, plus a separate section of 1,165 industry-specific agent specialists organized by trade. It also runs Claw Earn, a paid-task marketplace where independent agents complete bounties funded through USDC escrow on the Base network, a different model again from browsing a vendor's pre-built templates.

Apify Store

Apify Store lists 97,166 Actors, ready-to-run scraping and automation tools rather than finished AI agents, organized into categories that include a dedicated "Agents" category. Apify also runs an MCP server at mcp.apify.com that gives an AI agent direct, tool-call access to any Actor in the store, which makes the store a components marketplace an agent calls into rather than a catalog of agents to buy outright. Developers who publish Actors earned a combined $1.7 million through the store in the month before this page was read.

How to choose

Match the marketplace type to what you're actually doing, not to which one shows up first in search results.

• Buying for an enterprise already committed to a cloud: start with AWS Marketplace or Google Cloud Marketplace, since billing and governance ride on an account you already have.
• Buying inside a platform you already run: Salesforce AgentExchange, Oracle AI Agent Marketplace and Moveworks all assume you're already a customer of the parent platform, and the agent only works inside it.
• Looking for a template library across many enterprise functions: Kore.ai's catalog is broad by design, spanning sales through legal.
• Browsing across vendors with no platform lock-in: an open directory such as AI Agent Store fits better, though nothing there is vetted the way a cloud marketplace's listings are.
• Giving an agent you already built access to data or scraping tools: Apify Store and similar automation marketplaces supply components, not finished agents.

A comparison from Fluence, published 5 June 2026, sorts the category into five types: cloud marketplace, vendor-owned marketplace, directory or marketplace hybrid, developer registry (the role filled by sites such as Agentverse), and automation or tool marketplace. Fluence's own checklist for adopting any marketplace agent comes down to verifying pricing, permissions, data handling, integration path, security review and who owns the agent's lifecycle after deployment, regardless of which type the listing came from.

AI Agents Listing takes a different approach again: rather than a vendor catalog or a paid-task board, it organizes agents, MCP servers and skills by category, including dedicated HR and recruiting and finance listings, so a reader can compare specific products without first picking a parent platform.

What's new (as of 24 October 2026)

• Google Cloud Marketplace's AI agent push, including Agent Card onboarding over the A2A protocol, dates to a 14 October 2025 blog post.
• Oracle's AI Agent Marketplace, with its partner-template model and 21-point vetting checklist, launched per an Oracle blog post published 12 November 2025.
• AWS's AI agent products documentation was last updated 16 July 2025, covering container, SaaS and Bedrock AgentCore listing types.
• Fluence published its five-type marketplace taxonomy and cross-marketplace comparison on 5 June 2026.
• As read on 24 October 2026, AI Agent Store's catalog stood at 1,370 listings across 24 categories, Kore.ai's at more than 250 templates, and Apify Store's at 97,166 Actors.

Key takeaways

• "AI agent marketplace" spans at least three distinct products: cloud-billed catalogs (AWS, Google Cloud), vendor-bound catalogs (Salesforce, Oracle, Moveworks, Kore.ai), and open directories (AI Agent Store).
• Google cited research showing vendors selling through its Cloud Marketplace saw 112% larger deal sizes, which is the clearest public number on why cloud marketplaces matter to agent builders.
• Vendor-bound marketplaces like Oracle's and Moveworks' only work once you're already a customer of the parent platform; the agents don't run standalone.
• Automation marketplaces such as Apify Store sell components an agent calls into, including through MCP, rather than finished agents deployed as-is.
• None of the marketplace types replace due diligence on pricing, data handling, security review and who owns support after deployment.

FAQ

What is an AI agent marketplace?

An AI agent marketplace is a catalog for discovering, buying, deploying or publishing AI agents and related tools. The category includes cloud-provider catalogs billed through an existing cloud account, catalogs built into one vendor's platform, open directories spanning many vendors, and automation marketplaces that sell components an agent can call rather than finished agents.

What is the difference between an AI agent marketplace and an AI agent directory?

A marketplace typically ties into billing, deployment or installation, such as AWS Marketplace charging through an AWS account or Moveworks installing a plugin with one click. A directory like AI Agent Store mainly helps with discovery and comparison across vendors, without necessarily handling the purchase or deployment itself.

Are AI agent marketplaces free to use?

It depends on the marketplace and the agent. Oracle, for instance, charges a separate custom-AI subscription fee for agents built from partner templates even though the partner itself charges nothing extra, while free, open directories like AI Agent Store charge nothing to browse listings.

Can I publish my own AI agent on these marketplaces?

Some are open to third-party publishers and some aren't. AWS Marketplace and Google Cloud Marketplace both run seller or partner onboarding processes, Oracle and Moveworks onboard templates from named partners rather than the general public, and directories such as AI Agent Store accept new agent listings directly from builders.

AI Agents Listing tracks agents, MCP servers and skills separately from any single vendor's marketplace. Browse the AI agents directory to compare individual products rather than the catalogs they're sold through.