The Snowflake Marketplace

Snowflake Management, Governance & Collaboration

Emily Melhuish

Technical Curriculum Developer, Snowflake

What is the Snowflake Marketplace?

Public catalog of data products and applications
Accessible directly from Snowsight: no external accounts
Data listings use the same zero-copy sharing mechanism as secure shares
Any Snowflake account can discover and consume listings

Screenshot-style illustration of the Snowflake Marketplace browsing interface inside Snowsight, showing a catalog of data listings

Data Listings

Free listings

Available immediately
Click the Get button: a shared database appears
No approval, payment, or pipeline
Updates appear live on the next query

Paid listings

Require subscription or usage agreement
Same mounting process once approved
Updates appear live on the next query

Consuming a Listing

Browse and find the listing in Snowsight
Click Get: Snowflake creates a shared database
Query immediately with standard SQL
No ETL, no scheduled refresh, no pipeline to maintain

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Publishing a Listing as a Provider

Complete provider registration first
Define which databases and objects to include
Configure visibility: public or restricted accounts
Set pricing: free or paid subscription

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Data Listings vs Native App Listings

Data listing

Consumer gets read access to a dataset
Queries data with standard SQL
Provider shares data

Native App listing

Installs an application into the consumer's account
Exposes UI, stored procedures, and functions
Provider shares functionality

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Snowflake Management, Governance & Collaboration

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