Timbal Is Now Available on AWS Marketplace

Timbal is now on AWS Marketplace. Companies that already run on AWS can buy the platform and a forward-deployed engagement through the account they already have, and spend the first weeks building instead of onboarding a new vendor.

Where AI projects actually stall

Enterprise AI rarely stops at the model. It stops in the weeks between a pilot that works and an order that is signed: the supplier questionnaire, the security review, the new vendor record, the contract legal has to read from the first page.

Every one of those steps exists for a reason. But they repeat for each new supplier, and they land on the team that wanted to move fastest. By the time the paperwork clears, the use case has often lost its sponsor.

What the listing changes

Buying through AWS Marketplace puts Timbal on rails your organisation has already approved:

• One invoice. Timbal is billed on your AWS bill, next to the rest of your cloud spend.

• Terms you already have. Procurement goes through your existing AWS relationship rather than a fresh supplier onboarding.

• Private offers. Scope and pricing for a specific deployment are agreed with Timbal and accepted directly in the Marketplace.

• Committed spend. Eligible Marketplace purchases can count toward an existing AWS commitment, so budget that is already allocated can go to AI.

Running where your data already lives

Timbal runs inside the customer’s perimeter: managed EU SaaS, the customer’s own cloud, or on-premises. For a company whose data already sits in AWS, the listing closes the loop. Agents, knowledge bases and evals run in your account, next to the systems they read from and act on, under the access controls your security team already manages.

The same Timbal, a shorter path

The listing changes how you buy, not what you get. A Timbal deployment pod still takes the first solutions from pilot to production, proves them with evals, and hands over a platform your own AI team keeps running. What goes away is the queue in front of it.

Frequently asked questions

Is Timbal available on AWS Marketplace?

Yes. Timbal is listed on AWS Marketplace and can be bought with an existing AWS account.

Can Timbal run inside our own AWS account?

Yes. Timbal runs in the customer’s own cloud, including AWS, as well as on managed EU SaaS or on-premises. The data stays inside the perimeter you choose.

Does buying through AWS Marketplace change the engagement?

No. It is the same platform and the same forward-deployed engineers. Only the procurement and billing path is different.

How do we get started?

Find Timbal on AWS Marketplace, or ask us for a private offer scoped to your first deployment.

Timbal on AWS Marketplace. To scope a first solution and a private offer, talk to us.