Your listing has two buyers.
You only wrote for one.
Score your AWS Marketplace listing the way the AI agent that procures reads it — next to how a human reads it. The gap between the two is what is costing you the deal.
One listing. Two readers.
Every dimension a human cares about, an agent reads differently — for structure it can extract, check, and act on.
The gap is real — and measured.
Three real listing patterns, scored both ways. A listing can read brilliantly to a human and collapse for the agent — or, occasionally, win with it.
Beautiful human copy. Blind on transactability — no price an agent can accept without a human.
Trusted by people, opaque to machines. Blind on trust — nothing an agent can verify.
Quantified, structured, checkable. The agent scores it higher than the human does.
Most listings are written for a buyer who is leaving.
We scored ~600 real AWS Marketplace listings as both buyers. The field is not close.
See your gap, then close it.
Run the free score first. Then pick the path that fits how you work.
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Vellocity rewrites and re-scores your listing for both buyers, continuously, against live Marketplace data.
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What is the agent score?
A second read of your listing on machine-buyer criteria — extractability, constraint-satisfaction, verifiable distinctiveness, machine-verifiable trust, and transactability — scored next to the human read so you see the gap.
Is it really free?
Yes. Paste a public Marketplace URL or your copy and get both scores plus the per-dimension delta. No signup to see your score.
What data is this benchmarked against?
~600 real AWS Marketplace listings we crawled and scored as both buyers, by category. Aggregate findings are shown above; your listing is placed against its own category.
Who is this for?
ISVs and partners with an AWS Marketplace listing who want to be found, chosen, and bought when the buyer is an agent — not just a human.
Score yours the way the agent does.
The buyer who is arriving reads structure, not adjectives. Find out what it sees.
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