Zoom Marketplace From your site landing page for controlled access

Why this can grow a startup

Zoom does not give you a search filter that hides a public app from the wrong audience. It gives you a handoff surface instead. The docs say you can limit who is able to add the app by linking the listing to a landing page on your domain, and that page has to let logged-in users authorize, let unauthenticated users sign in and then authorize, and give unauthenticated visitors product information plus a path to become a customer. That turns the landing page into a real acquisition control point instead of a generic redirect. It is especially useful when access depends on tenant-specific login, subscription level, or hardware ownership.

Company example

Zoom's Marketplace access docs say there is no filter to limit who can search for an app, but you can limit who can add it by choosing From your site and sending users to a landing page on your domain. The submission guide also says that landing page must support login, authorization, and a path for unauthenticated visitors to learn about the product and become customers.

Source and metric

Source: Zoom Developer Docs: Controlling app access on the Marketplace

Zoom says there is no filter to limit who can search for an app, so controlled distribution relies on a direct landing URL and the From your site add flow.