Autohive Is Now on AWS Marketplace: Buy It With Money You've Already Committed

If you handle AWS spend for your company, ops, finance, IT, this note is for you. Autohive is now listed on AWS Marketplace, which means you can put it on the AWS bill you already pay instead of adding a new vendor to track. For the people who approve and reconcile software purchases, that changes the buying path more than it changes the product itself.

Compare it to the usual route: a new vendor gets added, procurement reviews it, someone sets up a payment method, and everyone waits. Buying through AWS Marketplace sends Autohive through the same billing, vendor management, and payment flows you already use for AWS. The team that wants to use it starts sooner, and finance gets one invoice instead of two.

It can count against your committed AWS spend

Many companies with large AWS bills have money committed through an Enterprise Discount Program or Private Pricing Agreement. Purchases made through AWS Marketplace can draw down against that commitment, depending on your agreement terms and any caps that apply. AWS lays out the rules for EDP drawdown through Marketplace purchases in its buyer guide. If you have budget already committed to AWS, Autohive can come out of that pool rather than showing up as a separate line item. Caps and eligibility vary by contract, so check the specifics with whoever manages your AWS agreement.

Public offer pricing

The listing carries public pricing you can buy right away: Starter at US$99 a month with 3 million credits, Team at US$499 a month with 18 million credits. Overage is billed per credit, and every plan includes unlimited seats.

That unlimited-seat model matters when more than one team needs access. Ops can build agents for recurring reports and internal updates. Finance can use Autohive for repeatable analysis and document workflows. IT can keep the rollout in a shared workspace instead of managing another scattered software purchase.

What doesn’t change

The purchasing path is different, but your own security and vendor review still need to happen. Marketplace billing doesn’t cover that step for you, so run Autohive through whatever checks you would apply to any other software. Our security and compliance documentation is a good place to start.

Once you are set up, teams can use Autohive to build no-code AI agents, connect them to the systems they already use, schedule recurring work, and run multi-step workflows. If you want to see what is possible after purchase, start with the Autohive integrations directory or the guide to creating your first agent.

Check current pricing on AWS Marketplace

Questions on plans or setup? Email support@autohive.com or check the docs at docs.autohive.com.