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The operating layer for marketplace revenue

Selling through the hyperscaler marketplaces is now a real channel. Running it still means three consoles, a shared inbox and a spreadsheet nobody trusts. Snootsouls is the system underneath it.

30 minutes, against your own listings and payout history.

Illustrative view — not customer data.

The problem

The strategy is fine. The operations leak.

Nobody loses marketplace revenue because they picked the wrong cloud. They lose it in the gaps between systems — and those gaps are invisible until a quarter closes wrong.

Listings drift

Three consoles, three versions of your pricing and terms. The one the buyer reads is the one you forgot.

Offers take a week

A private offer becomes an email thread between sales, finance and legal. Deals cool while it circulates.

Metering fails quietly

A usage submission errors on a Tuesday. You find out when the invoice is wrong and the customer is annoyed.

Nobody can total it

Gross, fees, payouts and drawdown live in different exports. "What did the channel earn?" takes two days.

The platform

One thread from listing to payout

Six jobs the marketplace channel actually needs, in one place and in one order.

01

Listings from one source of truth

Author once, publish everywhere. Pricing, terms, dimensions and collateral stay identical across clouds, and changes propagate instead of being re-keyed.

02

Private offers with rules, not threads

Offer templates, discount guardrails and approval routing. Sales drafts it, finance approves inside the tool, expiry is tracked for you.

03

Co-sell that survives the round trip

Opportunities flow to each cloud's partner system and their status flows back into your CRM, so pipeline stops living in two places.

04

Metering with a safety net

Submit usage once. We translate per cloud, retry transient failures and warn you before a billing period closes on bad numbers.

05

Revenue reconciled to the payout

Gross, fees, taxes, net and margin per offer, per cloud, per customer — matched against what actually landed in the bank.

06

Committed spend you can target

See which accounts hold cloud commitments, how much is unspent, and which of your open deals could draw it down.

Plans

A flat fee, not a slice of your revenue

The clouds already take a listing fee. We don't think a second percentage on top is defensible, so you pay for the platform and keep the upside. Pricing is scoped to the marketplaces you sell through — tell us your setup and we'll quote it.

Launch

Talk to us

Getting a first listing live and selling.

  • One marketplace
  • Listing management
  • Private offers
  • Payout & fee reporting
  • Email support
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Scale

Talk to us

Running the channel across clouds.

  • All three marketplaces
  • Unlimited offers + approval rules
  • Co-sell sync with your CRM
  • Usage metering API
  • Committed-spend targeting
  • Shared Slack channel
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Enterprise

Custom

Established programs with review processes.

  • Everything in Scale
  • SSO / SAML and audit logs
  • Security review & custom DPA
  • Sandbox environment
  • Named success manager
  • Uptime SLA
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FAQ

Reasonable questions

Do we need to be listed already?

No. Launch covers getting the first listing live. If you're already selling, we start read-only so you can see the true state of your listings, offers and payouts before anything changes.

Do you take a percentage of marketplace revenue?

No. A flat platform fee, whatever you transact. The clouds already take their cut.

Why not just use the cloud consoles?

Each console is built for one cloud and one task. The work that costs you deals happens between them — keeping listings consistent, turning an offer around same-day, and knowing what you were actually paid. That's the gap we close.

What do you need for metering?

A usage feed: an API call, a warehouse table or a nightly file. We normalise it, submit to each cloud, retry failures and flag anomalies before the period closes.

How long does onboarding take?

Connecting accounts and seeing your current state is same-day. A first listing published typically takes days, not quarters — the long pole is usually your own legal and pricing sign-off.

Is our marketplace data used to train anything?

No. Your commercial data is used to provide your service. It isn't pooled into a product sold to anyone else.

See it against your own numbers

A 30-minute walkthrough using your listings and payout history. You'll leave knowing what the channel is really earning — whether or not you buy anything.

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