Databricks Marketplace

Databricks Marketplace is built for both data providers and data consumers. Providers can reach more than 20,000 users on any platform, exchange assets beyond raw data, and share data securely, while consumers can discover more than just datasets, evaluate data products faster, and avoid vendor lock-in. Companies including LSEG, Dun & Bradstreet, T-Mobile, S&P Global, Shutterstock, Epsilon, AccuWeather and HealthVerity are already listed as data providers on the marketplace, spanning industries such as financial services, telecom, healthcare and creative media.

Beyond datasets, Databricks Marketplace offers ML models, notebooks, applications and dashboards, so organizations can access broader AI, ML and analytics assets in one place rather than sourcing data and tools separately. Featured providers on the marketplace include Factset, Moody's, IQVIA, Crunchbase, Carto and John Snow Labs, among others. This variety is meant to help teams advance analytics and AI initiatives without assembling assets from multiple disconnected sources.

Databricks Marketplace avoids vendor lock-in through open and seamless sharing and collaboration across clouds, regions or platforms, powered by the OpenSharing standard. Assets integrate directly with the tools you already use, right where you work, rather than requiring a proprietary platform. Epsilon, for example, shares its consumer data through Delta Sharing on the marketplace, which the company says helps businesses enhance customer insights and segmentation at scale.

Databricks Marketplace lets you evaluate data products faster using prebuilt notebooks and sample data included with many listings. These resources give you greater confidence that a given data product is right for your AI, ML or analytics initiatives before you commit to it. You can browse available listings directly by exploring Databricks Marketplace.

The product page does not list specific pricing for Databricks Marketplace listings or access. Because providers and consumers exchange datasets, models, notebooks and other assets directly through individual listings, cost details are likely to vary by provider and asset rather than following a single marketplace-wide price. Prospective users can explore listings or start a trial to see specific offer details firsthand.

You can get started with Databricks Marketplace by signing up through Get started or by browsing listings directly through Explore Marketplace. Documentation is also available to guide setup on AWS, Azure and GCP. Organizations that want to list their own data or AI assets instead can apply to become a data provider on the marketplace.