Anthropic added 14 partner agents and products to Claude Marketplace on November 4, bringing the total to "over 25," according to its announcement. The new entries cover security, developer infrastructure, creative work and productivity. The marketplace lets eligible enterprise customers put part of the money they already committed to Anthropic toward partner software, so the news matters most to the people who buy and approve software at large companies.
What Claude Marketplace is
Claude Marketplace is Anthropic's storefront for tools built on or around Claude. Anthropic's marketplace overview describes three kinds of listings. Connectors and plugins are the first, with more than 2,000 available, including Atlassian, Google, Microsoft, Notion and Salesforce. Agents and products are the second, which are Claude-powered software that customers can pay for with committed Anthropic spend. Service partners are the third, which are consulting and systems integration firms from the Claude Partner Network, such as Accenture, Boston Consulting Group and Deloitte.
The November 4 update is about the second kind. Anthropic says eligible enterprise customers "can apply a portion of their committed Anthropic spend toward these solutions," so one commitment can cover Claude and partner products, whether the customer is buying something new or expanding with a platform it already uses.
The 14 additions
Anthropic groups the new listings into four areas. Each description below follows Anthropic's own wording.
Securing code and systems
- Chainguard Harness builds applications from source in an isolated microVM and probes the live app for exploitable vulnerabilities.
- Checkmarx One pairs rules-based analysis with AI reasoning to find vulnerabilities in code.
- Cyera Agent Guardian inventories Claude deployments, governs permissions before Claude runs, and enforces policy on prompts, files and tool calls.
- Rubrik Code Guardian uses Anthropic models to review a secure copy of GitHub or Azure DevOps repositories for multi-step attack paths.
- Tanium Cloud gives teams real-time visibility and control across their endpoints.
Development infrastructure
- Datadog Agent Observability traces agent execution through tools and services.
- Netlify Enterprise deploys apps, sites and agents to a global edge network, with preview URLs on every change.
Marketing and creative work
- AirOps is an agentic platform for AI search strategy, content and multichannel execution.
- Runway generates and edits video, images and audio.
- Webflow provides built-in tools to build, manage and optimize websites.
Productivity
- Asana AI Teammates are prebuilt agents that use context from the Asana Work Graph, each with its own identity, scoped permissions and audit trail.
- Glean connects company knowledge and workflows across systems.
- monday agents work inside projects, boards, docs and meetings.
- Zoom Agentic Search answers questions inside Claude using meeting summaries, work conversations, documents and connected third-party sources.
How the spend works
The mechanics are on the marketplace pages. Eligible organizations with an Anthropic commitment can put a portion of it toward the listed products. The listing page says the spend "comes from budget you've already approved, so there's no new budget request." A buyer selects "Request to buy" or contacts the Anthropic account team to check eligibility, and purchases then count toward a portion of the commitment.
Anthropic labels this arrangement a limited preview, and the page says to talk to an account team to see whether an organization qualifies. Existing customers of a listed product may also be able to expand or upgrade through the marketplace, again if they are eligible. At the March 2026 launch, VentureBeat reported that Anthropic's FAQ said it would manage invoicing for partner spend, and named partners including GitLab, Harvey, Lovable, Replit, Rogo and Snowflake.
Why it matters
For a company that has already signed a large commitment to Anthropic, the practical pull is procurement. Snowflake's Alexa Kelly said in Anthropic's overview post that applying a portion of committed spend cuts "procurement cycles." That quote is from a partner with a sales interest, so treat it as the pitch rather than a measured result.
As of November 4, the full agents and products page lists 29 products, including coding and deployment tools such as Cursor, Netlify and Vercel, plus legal, finance, security and marketing software, all from partners Anthropic calls Claude-powered. For readers following the company's finances, our explainer on who owns Anthropic covers the investors behind it. Runway, one of the new creative listings, also launched Runway Dev plugins for coding agents on November 2, which we cover in our look at Luma MCP and Runway Dev plugins.
Two limits are worth keeping in mind. The pages describe each listing in a sentence or two, so they do not show how well any of these products work. And the pages say to ask an account team whether an organization is eligible, so an organization cannot assume it can use committed spend this way.
Sources
- New agents and products for security, productivity, and creative work on Claude Marketplace, Anthropic, November 4, 2026
- Claude Marketplace: plugins and connectors, products and agents, and service partners, Anthropic
- Agents and products, Claude Marketplace, Anthropic
- Anthropic launches Claude Marketplace, VentureBeat, March 6, 2026
