Anthropic Commits $100 Million to Launch Claude Partner Network

Mar 16, 2026
Anthropic has launched the Claude Partner Network, committing $100 million to support organizations helping enterprises adopt its Claude AI model. The program offers training, technical support, and joint market development for partners worldwide.
Anthropic Commits $100 Million to Launch Claude Partner Network

Anthropic has launched the Claude Partner Network, committing $100 million to support partner organizations helping enterprises adopt its Claude AI model, announced in a press release.

The Claude Partner Network provides training programs, dedicated technical support, and joint market development funding. Partners will gain access to the Anthropic Academy training materials, sales playbooks, and co-marketing resources through a new Partner Portal. Qualified members will also be listed in the company’s Services Partner Directory for enterprises seeking Claude implementation expertise.

Anthropic is introducing its first technical certification, Claude Certified Architect, Foundations, available immediately for partners. Additional certifications for sellers, architects, and developers are planned later in the year. The company is also offering a Code Modernization starter kit to help partners migrate legacy codebases using Claude’s agentic coding capabilities.

Membership in the Claude Partner Network is open to any organization bringing Claude to market, with free registration available starting today.

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