Vendor profiles

Per-vendor pricing posture, discount ranges, and negotiation levers across 500+ enterprise software vendors.

How to read this vendor index

Each vendor row links to three artifacts. The Profile column points at the vendor overview page, where the product family, contracting model, and current commercial posture are summarized. The Pricing column points at the pricing benchmark page, which carries the discount range we observed for that vendor over the last 36 months, broken out by deal size bracket and segment. The Discount Negotiation column points at the negotiation playbook, which captures the named contract mechanics, the levers that move price, and the giveaways we have seen sales leaders use to close inside a quarter.

Discount ranges on this site are stated as observed ranges, not averages. We publish the band and the time period for every benchmark. Where a vendor uses an unusual commercial model, such as the Oracle Unlimited License Agreement exit certification, the SAP digital access document tiers, the Salesforce ELA mechanics, the ServiceNow subscription pack model, the Workday subscription unit pricing, the AWS Enterprise Discount Program commitment structure, or the Google Cloud committed use discount math, we say so on the relevant vendor page rather than collapsing the data into a single percent figure.

If you are preparing for a renewal, see the or run the numbers through the . If you need a vendor comparison, see the . For category-level discount norms, see the .

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Where this sits in a co-sell pursuit

A vendor profile is the incumbent contract read from the buyer's side: what the customer pays today, where the discount curve bends, and which levers move it. In a co-sell pursuit that is the displacement case — the number a hyperscaler seller needs before they will attach their own consumption story to yours.

Data and analytics. Vendor profiles sits in the most direct co-sell adjacency there is. The same workload rebuilt on a cloud data platform turns a fixed licence into metered consumption, and metered consumption is the only number a cloud seller can forecast against their quota.

Microsoft Azure
Microsoft pricing on this page becomes MACC headroom in an Azure pursuit: the commitment the customer already signed is the budget a co-sold workload draws against, and the co-sell record that claims it lives in Partner Center.
Azure co-sell Partner Center co-sell
Google Cloud
Google Cloud carries the commitment as committed-use discounts and a negotiated spend agreement. Confirm how the specific offer is treated against that commitment before promising the customer any drawdown.
Google Cloud co-sell Google Cloud Partner Advantage
AWS
On AWS the same money shows up as EDP or PPA position. The pursuit is shared through ACE in Partner Central, and Marketplace private offers are the procurement route that lets committed spend absorb the deal.
AWS co-sell AWS ACE

Commercial vehicles named on this page

AWS EDP.: An AWS committed-spend agreement. Marketplace procurement is how a third-party purchase lands against it instead of against a new budget line. AWS Marketplace procurement
Committed use.: Google Cloud commitment mechanics. What counts toward the commitment is offer-specific, so verify the treatment for this customer and this offer. Committed use discounts
ELA / ETLA.: An enterprise agreement with its own renewal clock. The clock is the trigger: a pursuit timed to it meets a budget that is already open. Renewal timing in the pipeline lane

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