SparkLearn is available in AWS Marketplace
The same platform, the same onboarding, the same support team — purchased through the AWS account your business already runs on.
One AWS invoice
Spend your AWS commitment
No new vendor onboarding
Buy it the way you already buy cloud
If AWS already runs the technology your business depends on, AWS Marketplace lets you add SparkLearn without opening a new procurement cycle. The subscription is transacted inside the AWS account you already own, under terms your legal and finance teams have accepted once and can reuse for every purchase.
Nothing about the product changes. You get the same SparkLearn tenant, the same admin console, and the same team behind it.
What AWS Marketplace handles for you:
Charges land on the AWS invoice your finance team already reconciles — no new purchase order, no new payment method.
Your existing AWS agreement, billing entity, and tax setup carry over, so there is no separate master agreement to negotiate.
AWS is already an approved supplier, so vendor review starts from a baseline your organization has cleared before.
Spend is visible in AWS Cost Explorer and Billing next to the rest of your cloud footprint.
Subscriptions are managed, renewed, and canceled from the AWS console by the admins who already work there.
Enterprise Discount Program
Built for teams with an AWS commitment
If your organization has committed to a level of AWS spend under an Enterprise Discount Program or Private Pricing Agreement, buying through AWS Marketplace changes the economics of the purchase — not the product you get.
Buying through AWS Marketplace is a procurement decision, not a product tier. AWS handles the transaction; we still handle the relationship.
Your learners, admins, and instructional designers get exactly what a direct customer gets, from the first day of the trial onward.
Identical when you buy through AWS:
Your own SparkLearn tenant on your own subdomain, with the same admin console.
The same onboarding and content strategy help from the SparkLearn team.
The same support channels — email, knowledge base, and a real person who knows your account.
The same release cadence, integrations, and the same capabilities as your plan tier, including direct LRS and xAPI access.
The same security posture and data handling described on our Security page.
