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Submit to Microsoft Marketplace (formerly AppSource)

Microsoft's combined business marketplace for SaaS, Azure, Microsoft 365, Teams and Power Platform solutions; appsource.microsoft.com now redirects here. Publishers list offers through Partner Center and reach enterprise buyers who can purchase through their Microsoft agreements.

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Microsoft Marketplace (formerly AppSource) at a glance

Pricing
Paid
Listing-only offers are possible; for transactable offers Microsoft charges a 3% standard store service fee
Link type
Unverified
Listing https://marketplace.microsoft.com/en-us/product/uipath-5054924.uipath_business_automation_platform has no link to the publisher's website in the rendered HTML — rendered via context.dev (checked 2026-09-23)
Review
Manual review
Link back required
No
Account required
Yes
Domain Rating
Not available
Microsoft Marketplace (formerly AppSource) lives on marketplace.microsoft.com, a shared platform. Its DR would be the platform’s, not this directory’s, so we don’t show one.
Tranco rank
Not ranked
No Tranco rank on record for this site.
Who browses it
IT and business buyers in organizations that run on Microsoft cloud products
Last checked

How to submit to Microsoft Marketplace (formerly AppSource)

  1. Open the Microsoft Marketplace (formerly AppSource) submission page

    This is the page makers use to add a product.

  2. Create an account

    Microsoft Marketplace (formerly AppSource) asks you to sign up before you can submit.

  3. Have your assets ready

    Name, tagline, description, logo and screenshots. The checklist below covers what to prepare so you can fill the form in one go.

  4. Fill in the form carefully

    Pick the most specific category the form offers and write the description for the people who browse Microsoft Marketplace (formerly AppSource) (IT and business buyers in organizations that run on Microsoft cloud products), not for search engines.

  5. Wait for review

    A person reviews submissions, so it can take a while. Once it’s live, check the link on your listing points to the right page.

Tips for Microsoft Marketplace (formerly AppSource)

  • Enroll in the Microsoft Marketplace program in Partner Center and set up payout and tax profiles before publishing.
  • Each offer type (SaaS, Microsoft 365 app, Power BI visual, etc.) has its own section in the certification policies; read the one that matches your product.
  • Transactable offers let Microsoft bill the customer in exchange for the 3% store fee, which can help with enterprise procurement.

From Microsoft Marketplace (formerly AppSource)’s own guidelines and pages, in our words.

What to prepare

The basics every directory asks for, plus what matters most for plugin and template marketplaces.

  • Product name and a one-line tagline (about 60 characters)
  • A short description (1–2 sentences) and a longer one (a short paragraph)
  • Square logo, at least 256×256 px, PNG or SVG
  • 2–3 screenshots at a consistent size
  • The exact page you want the link to point to
  • Pricing model (free, freemium or paid) and a contact email
  • A build that passes the platform’s own review rules (read them first)
  • Screenshots taken inside the host platform, showing your add-on in use
  • Support and documentation links, and a changelog if you have one
  • Pricing in the marketplace’s format, and its revenue share if it takes one

Is Microsoft Marketplace (formerly AppSource) worth it?

We couldn’t verify the link

We didn’t find a live listing we could inspect, so we don’t know whether Microsoft Marketplace (formerly AppSource) links are followed. Judge it on audience and effort, and check your own listing’s link once it’s live.

  • No Tranco rank on record, so we can’t say how much traffic it gets.
  • A person reviews submissions, so expect a wait and a real quality bar.
  • Listing costs money. Pay for the audience, not the link: Google’s spam policies treat buying links that pass ranking value as a link scheme.

This verdict is worked out from the facts above with fixed rules (link type, review, price, Tranco rank), not paid for. The directory has no say in it.

Questions about Microsoft Marketplace (formerly AppSource)

Is Microsoft Marketplace (formerly AppSource) free?

No. Microsoft Marketplace (formerly AppSource) charges for listings. Pricing details: Listing-only offers are possible; for transactable offers Microsoft charges a 3% standard store service fee. We checked on Sep 23, 2026.

Does Microsoft Marketplace (formerly AppSource) give a dofollow link?

We couldn’t verify this. We didn’t find a live listing to inspect when we checked on Sep 23, 2026, so treat the link type as unknown until you see your own listing.

How do I submit to Microsoft Marketplace (formerly AppSource)?

Submit at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/partner-center/marketplace-offers/overview. You need an account first. A person reviews each submission before it goes live. Tip: Enroll in the Microsoft Marketplace program in Partner Center and set up payout and tax profiles before publishing.

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Sources

The pages we opened on Sep 23, 2026 to write this page.