Subscribing to an AMI private offer in AWS Marketplace - AWS Marketplace

Subscribing to an AMI private offer in AWS Marketplace

The sections and configuration options available for your Amazon Machine Image (AMI) private offer depend on the contract that you negotiate with the product vendor. The following image shows the layout for an AMI private offer page on the AWS Marketplace website.

As shown in the following diagram, the Private offer page includes the following sections:

  • Vendor name and product – This is the name of the vendor and the product that the private offer is for. On the right is the configuration button for the product.

  • Page guidance – This area has guidance for completing the tasks on the page and accepting the private offer.

  • Terms and conditions – This section includes the following information:

    • In the upper left is the name of the private offer and a label indicating that this is a private offer.

    • Below the private offer name section is a notification for accepting the contract. You can use the Accept Contract button to accept the private offer.

    • Below the notification section are sections for the contract duration, components included in the contract, and the instance pricing you negotiated, along with another opportunity to view or download the EULA.

  • Terms duration – This section shows the number of days of the contract and the end date of the contract.

  • Additional offer information – On the right are thumbnail images of the total contract price, your next scheduled payment, the current terms, and other available private and public offers.

Note

If you're unable to access an instance type or AWS Region, it may not have been supported at the time the private offer was sent to you. Review your agreement details for more information. To obtain access to an instance or a Region, contact the seller and request an updated private offer. After you accept the new offer, you'll have access to the newly added instance or Region.

The layout of an AMI private offer page on the AWS Marketplace website.

Subscribing to an annual AMI private offer with a flexible payment schedule

To subscribe to an AMI private offer, you must accept the private offer on the AWS Marketplace website. You can't accept the private offer on the AWS Marketplace console or the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) console. If the seller creates a private offer with a flexible payment schedule, you are billed with the payment schedule dates at the amounts listed on the private offer. To accept an AMI private offer with a flexible payment schedule, use the following procedure.

To accept an AMI private offer with a flexible payment schedule
  1. Follow the steps for Viewing and subscribing to a private offer.

  2. Verify that you're viewing the correct private offer. The vendor can create multiple private offers for you for their product. Any additional private offers appear in the Other Available Offers section.

  3. Verify that the offer expiration date and the pricing information are what you negotiated for the private offer. If they aren't, verify that you're viewing the correct private offer.

  4. Download the EULA, and verify that it's what you negotiated for the private offer.

  5. In the Terms duration section, verify that the terms for the private offer are what you negotiated.

  6. After you have verified the details for the private offer, in the Terms and Conditions section, choose Accept Contract.

  7. Review the terms and choose Confirm if you accept.

    Important

    Do not refresh your browser while the system processes the request for your contract.

When you're ready to configure the AMI, choose Continue to Configuration. You must complete the subscription process for each use of the product.

The following video provides an overview of subscribing to an AMI private offer with a flexible payment schedule.

Subscribing to an annual AMI private offer without a flexible payment schedule

To subscribe to an AMI private offer, you must accept the private offer on the AWS Marketplace website. You can't accept it on the AWS Marketplace console or the Amazon EC2 console. If the seller creates a private offer without a flexible payment schedule, at the time of acceptance, you can configure the contract according to the price and options set in the private offer. To accept an AMI private offer without a flexible payment schedule, use the following procedure.

To accept an AMI private offer without a flexible payment schedule
  1. Verify that you're viewing the correct private offer. The vendor can create multiple private offers for you for their product. Any additional private offers appear in the additional private offers pane. Verify that the offer that you want to accept appears as Viewing This Offer.

    Note

    In many cases, the payer account isn't the account that uses the product. If you accept the offer using the payer account, we recommend that you launch the product manually rather than selecting the one-click option.

  2. Verify that the offer expiration date and the pricing information are what you negotiated for the private offer. If they aren't, verify that you're viewing the correct private offer.

  3. Download the EULA, and verify that it's what you negotiated for the private offer.

  4. In the contract terms pane, verify that the terms for the private offer are what you negotiated.

  5. Verify that the offer details are what you negotiated for the private offer, and then choose Accept Terms. If they aren't, verify that you're viewing the correct private offer.

  6. For Subscribe to this software, for Instance type, choose from the list of available instance types. For Quantity, choose the number of licenses.

  7. Review your selections. When you are satisfied, choose Create Contract, and then choose Confirm.

When you're ready to configure the AMI, choose Continue to Configuration. You must complete the subscription process for each use of the product.

The following video provides an overview of subscribing to an AMI private offer without a flexible payment schedule.