Getting started as a provider in AWS Data Exchange - AWS Data Exchange User Guide
Step 1: Confirm your eligibilityStep 2: Register to be a providerStep 3: Confirm eligibility of your data

Getting started as a provider in AWS Data Exchange

The following topics describe the complete process of becoming a data product provider on AWS Data Exchange using the AWS Data Exchange console. The process has the following steps:

Step 1: Confirm your eligibility

Before you can register, you must meet the following requirements to confirm your eligibility.

Requirements for publishing data products

Whether you charge for your AWS Data Exchange data product, you're selling that product on AWS Marketplace. To create and offer data products, you must:

  • Have a defined customer support process and support organization.

  • Provide a means to keep data regularly updated and free of vulnerabilities.

  • Follow best practices and guidelines when marketing your product.

  • Be an AWS customer in good standing and meet the requirements in the terms and conditions for AWS Marketplace sellers and for AWS Data Exchange providers.

  • Be a permanent resident or citizen in an eligible jurisdiction, or a business entity organized or incorporated in one of those areas.

  • To provide data products, you must also request on-boarding through the Create case wizard for AWS Support. The AWS Data Exchange team will contact you to complete the qualification and registration process.

Additionally, if you want to offer products and charge for them, you must provide the following information:

  • You must provide tax and bank account information. For US-based entities, a W-9 form and a banking account from a US-based bank are required.

  • Non-US sellers are required to provide a W-8 form, value-added tax (VAT) or goods and services tax (GST) registration number, and US bank information. If you don't have a US bank account, you can register for a virtual US bank account from Hyperwallet.

Eligible jurisdictions for AWS Data Exchange products

To provide data products on AWS Data Exchange, you must be a permanent resident or citizen in one of the following countries or SARs, or a business entity organized or incorporated therein:

  • Australia¹

  • Bahrain¹²

  • European Union (EU) member state¹

  • Hong Kong SAR

  • Israel¹²

  • Japan²³

  • New Zealand¹

  • Norway¹²

  • Qatar

  • Switzerland¹²

  • United Arab Emirates (UAE)¹²

  • United Kingdom (UK)¹

  • United States (US)

¹ Providers of paid products in these countries must provide VAT registration information in country of establishment.

² If you, as a provider, are located in the same country as the subscriber, you may be responsible for tax invoicing, collections, and remittances. Please consult with your tax advisor.

³ Providers based in Japan have an obligation to self-account for the Japan Consumption Tax (JCT) on the listing fee charges.

For more information about VAT, invoicing, and your tax obligations as a provider, see AWS Marketplace Sellers on Amazon Web Service Tax Help.

Step 2: Register to be a provider

To use AWS Data Exchange as a provider, you must be a registered seller on AWS Marketplace and be qualified by the AWS Data Exchange team. When you register an account as an AWS Marketplace seller, the account is the seller of record for your products and is used for reporting and disbursement. All products and their public offers are discoverable on AWS Data Exchange and AWS Marketplace.

If your AWS Data Exchange qualification and registration process is complete and you want to upgrade from publishing free products to paid products, contact the AWS Marketplace Seller Operations team.

Important

You can't change the AWS account that you use to list a product on AWS Marketplace. Only data sets owned by that account can be included in products published by that account. Only AWS accounts that are registered to provide data products on AWS Marketplace and AWS Data Exchange can publish products.

To register as a provider for AWS Data Exchange and AWS Marketplace

  1. From your web browser, open the AWS Marketplace Management Portal.

  2. Choose Register now to open the registration wizard.

  3. Confirm your company or full name, and review the Terms and Conditions. If you agree to them, choose I have read and agree to these terms.

  4. On the Account Settings page, choose Add to add a public profile.

  5. (Optional) If you want to submit paid products to AWS Marketplace or AWS Data Exchange, you must provide your tax and banking information. On the Account Settings page, from the Provide tax and banking information tab, choose Start to complete the tax and banking wizard. This submits your tax and banking information in the AWS Marketplace Management Portal.

    Note

    We strongly recommend that you sign and submit the tax form electronically. Otherwise, you must print, complete the signature section, and mail a hard copy of the tax form to the address provided in the tax information interview. This delays the registration process.

  6. In addition to being a registered AWS Marketplace seller, you must submit an AWS Data Exchange qualification request. Access the AWS Support Dashboard and create a case in the AWS Management Console. The AWS Data Exchange team will contact you to complete the qualification and registration process.

Step 3: Confirm eligibility of your data

To confirm the eligibility of your data, review the Publishing guidelines for AWS Data Exchange.

If you have questions about the eligibility of your data set, contact the AWS Marketplace Seller Operations team.

You can create your product after you've reviewed the publishing guidelines for data products on AWS Data Exchange, and you've confirmed that your data set can be listed.