Topic
Data marketplaces
Where data is listed, discovered and bought.
- Alternative data on Bloomberg: what buyers should knowBloomberg names its alternative datasets and the routes that carry them. This guide sets out what each route gives a buyer and what to test before relying on it.
- AWS Data Exchange: a guide for buyers of company dataA buyer's guide to AWS Data Exchange: the five data set types, how subscriptions and entitlements work, how revisions reach your bucket, and how to load company data that is delivered direct.
- BattleFin: how the alternative data marketplace worksBattleFin runs alternative data events and a platform for finding, testing and buying datasets. This guide describes both from its own pages and gives a plan for each meeting.
- BigQuery sharing (Analytics Hub): a guide for buyers of company dataWhat subscribing to a listing creates, what a linked dataset does and does not allow, how a commercial purchase works, and what to ask a provider before you rely on it.
- Company-level data and identity platforms: where each fitsAn identity platform resolves people and a company-level feed describes organisations. Match the job to the unit first, then join the two at the account.
- Databricks Marketplace: a guide for buyers of company dataFrom listing to read-only catalog: what a Databricks Marketplace listing contains, how instant and request access differ, how non-Databricks buyers connect, and what to ask a provider.
- Datarade: how the data marketplace works for buyersA buyer's reading of Datarade's own pages: free search, listing fields, sample previews, the request form and the contract, with a way to cut a long list to three providers.
- Eagle Alpha: a guide for alternative data buyersA buyer's guide to Eagle Alpha as it describes itself: the three buyer tracks, the platform and advisory, the compliance tool and how to test a dataset you find there.
- How to evaluate company data providers on DataradeSix rows, each tied to a field on a Datarade listing and to a check you can run: how to score providers on coverage, freshness, sourcing, delivery, licence and a sample for the companies you track.
- Listing a data product on Datarade: what providers should knowA provider's reading of Datarade's own pages: the application, the listing fields, the rules on personal and web data, the lead flow and the plans, checked on 4 October 2026.
- LiveRamp Data Marketplace, explained for B2B data teamsLiveRamp's marketplace trades audience data at a person level, beside its identity products. Here is how buyers use it, and where dated company-level signals fit instead.
- Neudata: how funds use it to find alternative dataA guide for funds weighing a data scouting service: what Neudata says it offers, how buyers use its research and compliance tools, and where its reports end and your own tests begin.
- Open:FactSet Marketplace: a guide for data buyersFactSet describes its marketplace as one ecosystem for data, applications and workflows. This guide sets out how it works for a buyer and what its entity mapping means for you.
- S&P Global Marketplace: a guide for data buyersS&P Global's Marketplace is a discovery platform for its own and curated third-party data. This guide describes it from S&P Global's pages and works through a query profile.
- Snowflake Marketplace: a guide for buyers of company dataFrom listing page to first query: how a Snowflake listing reaches your account, how trials and billing work, which questions to put to a provider and how to load data delivered direct.
- The SAP Datasphere Data Marketplace for data buyersWhat a buyer reads on a product page in the SAP Datasphere Data Marketplace, how licence keys and delivery types work, and the routes for loading data delivered direct.
- What it takes to list a data product on Snowflake MarketplaceA provider-side guide for data teams deciding whether to list on Snowflake Marketplace: prerequisites, listing fields, review, regional delivery, duties after publication and the licence questions to settle first.
- AWS Data Exchange vs Databricks MarketplaceAWS Data Exchange sells subscriptions billed by AWS and delivers in five forms. Databricks Marketplace lists data shared through OpenSharing and sends commercial transactions through the provider.
- BigQuery sharing (formerly Analytics Hub) vs Snowflake MarketplaceTwo ways to receive data without loading a file, set side by side as Google and Snowflake document them: access, payment, regions, what you may copy, and how data delivered direct sits beside a listing.
- Data marketplace vs direct licensingA marketplace can find, bill and deliver a dataset, but the terms of use still come from the provider. What each route settles at each stage, and how to test the data on either.
- Datarade vs Snowflake Marketplace: two kinds of marketplaceOne marketplace introduces you to a provider and leaves the contract to the two of you. The other puts the provider's tables in your account and sends the invoice. How to use each, and what both leave open.
- Eagle Alpha vs BattleFin for alternative data sourcingTwo services a fund can use to find alternative data, set side by side as each describes itself on 4 October 2026, with a test of a candidate dataset that holds on either route.
- Neudata vs Eagle Alpha for alternative data discoveryTwo services that help funds find and vet datasets, compared only on what each publishes about itself, with a way to test both on your own research question before you choose.
- Snowflake Marketplace vs AWS Data ExchangeA share in your Snowflake account, or files, an API and in-place access on AWS: the delivery mechanics, product types and billing of the two marketplaces, set side by side for buyers and providers.
- Data marketplaceA data marketplace is a venue where providers list datasets and buyers acquire them. This entry separates its two kinds and lists what to check beyond the listing.
- Third-party dataThird-party data is information collected by someone else and supplied to you under licence. What to ask a supplier before you rely on it, and how company-level data differs from audience data.