Use offers as a consumer¶

As a consumer, you receive private offers from your listing provider. An offer defines the purchase terms for a listing. Offers are specific to each consumer, and they provide individualized billing, payment terms, payment schedules, and contract start and end dates. All existing billing methods are supported, and you can continue to use the Snowflake Marketplace Capacity Drawdown (MCD) program to pay for Snowflake Marketplace purchases.

When you receive an offer from your listing provider, you can review the terms and then accept the offer, reject the offer, or request changes. You can also perform the following actions to manage your offers:

Review the pricing plan details.

Add or update payment information.

Cancel a subscription.

View invoices on Stripe.

Review the subscription renewal date.

Add a PO number.

Prerequisites for consumers to accept offers¶

The consumer’s organization has accepted the legal terms. See Snowflake Provider and Consumer Terms.
The consumer’s account has the privileges necessary to accept or reject offers. See Set up required privileges.
The consumer’s organization has set up payment information and can pay for listings. See Pay for listings.
The consumer’s organization has accepted the cross-region disclaimer for accounts located in U.S. government regions. See Prepare to access listings from accounts in U.S. government regions.

Required privileges¶

The ACCOUNTADMIN role is required to access a listing.
The PURCHASE DATA EXCHANGE LISTING privilege is required to pay for a paid listing. If you don’t have a role with this privilege, contact your account administrator.

Types of offers¶

The following table lists the Snowflake offer types.

Offer type	Description
Public offer	An offer that is visible to all Snowflake Marketplace consumers.
Private offer	An individualized offer for a specific consumer.