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Nov, 2016 : Pay-as-You-Go SaaS brought to the Marketplace by AWS
📅 - Amazon Web Services has introduced a new pay-as-you-go SaaS option. Users can find this option directly from AWS Marketplace Vendors and use it without subscription or monthly fees.
New products will be available with the SaaS pay-as-you-go option compared to the subscription model. It's also easier to search and compare API and SaaS products within the AWS Marketplace now.
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