Snowflake Marketplace
Enables secure, live data sharing and monetization without data movement, giving AdTech and enterprise buyers instant access to enrichment, identity, and audience data directly within their Snowflake environment.
Last updated May 11, 2026 by the ATDb Editorial Team
- Industry
- Data Marketplace / AdTech Data Infrastructure
- Business Model
- Marketplace / Platform
- Target Market
- Enterprise
- Employee Count
- 5001-10000
- Funding
- ~$3.4B (Snowflake parent company total funding pre-IPO)
- Revenue Range
- Part of Snowflake Inc. total revenue (~$3.2B FY2024)
- Stock Symbol
- SNOW
- Parent Company
- Snowflake
- API Available
- Yes
Leading cloud-native data marketplace embedded within the world's largest cloud data platform, serving as a primary distribution channel for enterprise data products and AdTech identity solutions
Snowflake Marketplace is the data commerce layer built on top of Snowflake's cloud data platform, enabling companies to publish, discover, and access live data products, applications, and services without data movement or copying. Launched as part of Snowflake's broader Data Cloud vision, the Marketplace allows data providers to list datasets, enrichment products, and native apps that consumers can access directly within their own Snowflake environment. This architecture eliminates the traditional friction of data licensing — no ETL pipelines, no file transfers, just live query access to shared data.
Snowflake Marketplace
Central hub for discovering and accessing third-party data products, native apps, and services directly within Snowflake without data movement
Data Sharing (Secure Share)
Core technology enabling live, read-only access to provider data without copying or transferring datasets
Native Apps Framework
Allows providers to build and distribute full applications that run within the consumer's Snowflake account
Snowflake Data Clean Rooms
Privacy-preserving collaboration environment enabling joint analysis between parties without exposing raw data — critical for AdTech use cases
Private Listings
Enables providers to share data products with specific customers under custom commercial terms outside the public marketplace
Data Products
Structured, governed data assets published by providers including identity graphs, consumer attributes, and audience segments
- 2012Founded