Oracle Commits $1 Billion to Partners and Expands Marketplace Co-Selling

Oct 23, 2026
Oracle expanded its Marketplace with new private offers, seller collaboration, billing options and broader access to customer cloud budgets. The company also committed $1 billion to partner support over four years.
Oracle Commits $1 Billion to Partners and Expands Marketplace Co-Selling

Oracle Corporation committed $1 billion over four years to its partner ecosystem, covering training, technical resources, cloud migration funding and Marketplace commercialization. It also expanded Marketplace purchasing and sales options for software and services partners.

Marketplace Private Offers Co Sell will connect eligible software vendors with Oracle sellers on qualified customer opportunities. Oracle also increased the portion of eligible Universal Credits that customers can apply to qualifying Marketplace purchases.

Other additions include negotiated private offers, metered billing based on usage and multi party offers involving software vendors, resellers and customers. Oracle expanded Marketplace purchasing to India and Japan, while multi party private offers are available in the United States, Spain and Brazil. Availability in more European Union countries is planned by the end of 2026.

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