Microsoft Marketplace

Microsoft Marketplace is the commercial storefront brand through which Microsoft and its partners present software, apps, and cloud solutions to business and consumer customers. As a marketplace brand, it functions as a distribution and discovery channel rather than a single product: independent software vendors and Microsoft's own teams publish listings, trials, and transactable offers that customers can browse and buy, typically tied to Microsoft's cloud platforms and account infrastructure. The brand sits within Microsoft's broader commercial ecosystem, where the marketplace is used to connect buyers with partner-built solutions and to support subscription and consumption-based purchasing. Its positioning is that of an enterprise-grade app and solution catalog backed by Microsoft's identity, billing, and cloud services, which differentiates it from open consumer app stores. No verifiable official-site or encyclopedic source was supplied for this entry, so details such as founding date, headquarters, ownership structure, executives, and specific product tiers are not asserted here. The dossier should be treated as an identity-level record pending authoritative sourcing.

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  Exclaimer launches MSP Connect for managed service providers[1]Exclaimer为托管服务提供商推出MSP Connectitbrief.co.nz

  Reported: 2026-08-19

  Exclaimer launched MSP Connect, a programme for managed service providers that manage Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace environments, combining consumption-based billing, a self-service management portal, and integrations with ConnectWise, Kaseya, and Microsoft Marketplace. The programme is available to partners globally.

1. 1Exclaimer为托管服务提供商推出MSP Connectitbrief.co.nz