Looking to tap into the Salesforce ecosystem? Want to get your product in front of 150,000+ Salesforce customers?

You need to be on the Salesforce App Marketplace — also known as the AppExchange.

In this guide, we’ll walk through what it takes to launch there — and how you can now do it without code or consultants, using a no-code platform called Appnigma.

The Salesforce AppExchange is the #1 enterprise cloud marketplace, home to thousands of apps, add-ons, and integrations that extend the Salesforce platform.

It’s trusted by:

• Salesforce admins

• IT buyers

• Revenue teams

• Operations leaders

Being listed here gives you:

• Credibility: Every app is vetted by Salesforce

• Distribution: Inbound traffic from Salesforce customers

• Partnerships: Eligibility for co-selling and industry programs

(Related: What Is the Salesforce App Marketplace and How to Launch There Fast)

Getting listed on AppExchange requires:

• Building a Salesforce managed package

• Passing the Security Review

• Supporting versioning, upgrades, and compliance

• Setting up a partner listing and documentation

Most teams take 3–6+ months to get there — and spend tens of thousands on development and review prep.

(Read also: Salesforce Managed Package: Complete Guide to Implementation and Best Practices)

Appnigma flips the process on its head.

It’s a no-code AI platform that helps you:

✅ Build a native Salesforce integration

✅ Auto-generate a managed package

✅ Meet Security Review standards

✅ Ship to customers via install link

✅ Launch on AppExchange — without writing code

(Explore: Salesforce AppExchange – A Game-Changer for Business Innovation)

• SaaS companies selling to Salesforce users

• GTM teams looking for AppExchange distribution

• Product teams needing fast Salesforce integrations

• Partnerships teams trying to become ISV-ready

Getting listed on the Salesforce App Marketplace can transform your sales and visibility. But the old way is slow and expensive.

Appnigma makes it fast, easy, and code-free — so your team can go live in weeks, not quarters.