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You can subscribe to Aiven through your preferred cloud marketplace and have your Aiven charges billed directly to your cloud provider account. This simplifies procurement and consolidates your cloud spending.

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Benefits of marketplace subscriptions

Simplified billing

All Aiven charges appear on your existing cloud provider bill

Use existing commitments

Apply cloud provider credits and commitments to Aiven services

Streamlined procurement

Skip separate vendor approval processes

Unified management

Track all cloud spending in one place
Marketplace subscriptions only set up billing. You won’t be charged until you create and run Aiven services.

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Choose your marketplace

Select your cloud provider to get started:

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Subscribe via AWS Marketplace

1

Find Aiven on AWS Marketplace

Go to Aiven Platform on AWS Marketplace.
2

View purchase options

Click View purchase options to see the subscription details.Review the pricing information and terms.
3

Subscribe to Aiven

Click Subscribe to create the billing subscription.
This only sets up billing between AWS and Aiven. You won’t be charged until you create services.
4

Set up your account

Click Set up your account to continue to the Aiven Console.This redirects you to the AWS-specific Aiven signup page.
5

Register or log in

On the AWS signup page at Aiven:
  • New to Aiven? Register with your email address
  • Existing Aiven user? Log in with your credentials
6

Link your subscription

Choose or create an Aiven organization to link with your AWS subscription.
If you already have Aiven services in an organization, select that organization to migrate billing to AWS.

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Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues linking your subscription:
  1. In the AWS Console, navigate to AWS Marketplace Subscriptions
  2. Find the Aiven subscription
  3. Click Set up your account to retry the linking process

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Login URL

Once set up, always use this URL to access your AWS-linked account:https://console.aws.aiven.io

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After subscription setup

Once you’ve linked your marketplace subscription:
1

Verify billing configuration

Log into the Aiven Console using your marketplace-specific URL and verify that your billing is set up correctly.Check the Billing section to confirm your marketplace subscription is active.
2

Create your first service

Follow the quickstart guide to deploy your first service.All service charges will be billed through your cloud marketplace.
3

Set up your organization

Configure your organization structure, invite team members, and set up projects.See organizations and projects for details.

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Managing existing services

If you already have Aiven services with a different payment method:
You can change the billing for existing services to use your marketplace subscription:
  1. Link your marketplace subscription to the organization containing your services
  2. In the Aiven Console, go to Billing → Billing groups
  3. Select the billing group containing your services
  4. Update the payment method to your marketplace subscription
Your services will continue running without interruption, and future charges will be billed through the marketplace.For detailed instructions, see the marketplace payment guide.

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Marketplace-specific login URLs

Always use the correct URL for your marketplace subscription. Using the wrong URL may prevent you from accessing your services.
MarketplaceLogin URL
AWSconsole.aws.aiven.io
Azureconsole.azure.aiven.io
Google Cloudconsole.gcp.aiven.io
Direct signupconsole.aiven.io

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Frequently asked questions

You’re charged only after creating and running Aiven services. The marketplace subscription itself has no cost.Billing is hourly based on the services you’re running and their configuration (plan size, cloud region, etc.).
Yes, you can have multiple marketplace subscriptions across different organizations. However, each organization can only be linked to one marketplace subscription.If you need to use services from multiple cloud providers, create separate organizations for each marketplace.
You can change your billing method, but this requires updating your billing group configuration. Contact [email protected] for assistance with complex billing migrations.
Pricing is consistent across all channels. However, marketplace subscriptions may allow you to use existing cloud credits or commitments, which can reduce your effective cost.
If your marketplace subscription ends or is cancelled, you’ll need to add an alternative payment method to keep your services running. Aiven will notify you before any service interruption.

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Next steps

Create your first service

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Billing and payment

Learn about billing groups and payment management

Organization setup

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