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ServiceNow Store

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  1. Public sector and nonprofit organizations
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  3. Professional services (engineering, legal, consulting, etc.)

What is ServiceNow Store

ServiceNow Store is a marketplace for applications, integrations, and content that extend the ServiceNow platform. It is used by ServiceNow customers, administrators, and implementation teams to discover, evaluate, and deploy prebuilt solutions such as connectors, workflow apps, and industry-specific packages. The catalog includes offerings from ServiceNow and third-party partners, typically designed to be installed into a ServiceNow instance and managed through platform administration tools.

pros

Native ServiceNow platform fit

Listings are built to run on the ServiceNow platform and are typically installed directly into a ServiceNow instance. This reduces the need to build custom integrations or applications from scratch for common use cases. It also aligns with ServiceNow’s configuration, update, and governance model used by platform administrators.

Curated partner ecosystem catalog

The Store aggregates solutions from ServiceNow and a broad partner ecosystem in one place. This helps teams compare options for similar needs (for example, connectors, workflow accelerators, and packaged apps) without sourcing vendors independently. It also provides a standardized listing format that supports evaluation and procurement workflows.

Accelerates implementation timelines

Prebuilt applications and integrations can shorten delivery time for common IT and business workflows. Organizations can reuse packaged components rather than developing and maintaining custom code for every requirement. This is particularly useful for teams standardizing on ServiceNow across multiple departments.

cons

Primarily ServiceNow-centric marketplace

ServiceNow Store focuses on extensions for the ServiceNow platform rather than being a general-purpose API marketplace. Organizations looking to discover and test APIs across many unrelated platforms may find it less suitable. Value depends heavily on having an existing ServiceNow footprint.

Variable third-party solution quality

Because the catalog includes third-party offerings, feature depth, documentation quality, and support responsiveness can vary by publisher. Buyers often need to validate maintenance practices, compatibility, and security posture per listing. This can add evaluation effort compared with a single-vendor product suite.

Licensing and compatibility complexity

Some offerings require additional subscriptions, entitlements, or specific ServiceNow editions and versions. Upgrades to the ServiceNow platform can introduce compatibility considerations for installed apps. Teams may need governance processes to manage dependencies, updates, and vendor support terms.

Plan & Pricing

Pricing model: Marketplace (per-app pricing; apps may be free or paid)

How paid pricing works: Paid apps on the ServiceNow Store are sold via the Store as subscription purchases (purchase flow on the Store). ServiceNow states Store App purchases are for a 12‑month term, invoiced at the time of order (prices shown on an app’s Store page). Prices shown on the Store, including any discounts, are final and non‑negotiable per the Store terms; payment via credit card or invoice is supported and billing/renewal rules are described in the Store terms. Key notes: purchases are non‑cancellable/non‑refundable except as expressly stated; use of a Store App also requires a valid paid subscription to any ServiceNow product(s) required to run that App.

Free tier/trial: The Store lists many apps marked “free” (permanently free shared apps) as well as apps marked “paid.” The site does not provide a single, centralized list of paid prices — each app’s Store page is the authoritative source for that app’s price and licensing details.

Example / notes (from official Store & Terms):

  • Store home shows apps labelled “free” and “paid” (e.g., multiple ServiceNow apps labelled “free” on the Store homepage).
  • ServiceNow’s Store terms state purchases of Store Apps are for a 12‑month term and are invoiced at the time of order; the Store requires a paid ServiceNow subscription to use Store Apps.

(Notes: Because the Store is an app marketplace, pricing varies by publisher/app and the ServiceNow official site does not publish a single list of per-app prices centrally — app pages must be consulted for exact dollar amounts.)

Seller details

ServiceNow, Inc.
Santa Clara, CA, USA
2004
Public
https://www.servicenow.com/
https://x.com/servicenow
https://www.linkedin.com/company/servicenow/

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