The full guide
Last verified 2026-10-30
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01What it is and who is there
The Zoom App Marketplace lists apps and integrations for Zoom meetings, such as note-takers, scheduling, polls and CRM sync. Users look for tools that make meetings more useful. The audience is broad: anyone who runs meetings on Zoom.
02Cost and what you actually pay for
Listing terms are set by Zoom. Check the current Zoom Marketplace developer terms.
03Is it right for you?
It fits meeting and productivity tools. It fits poorly for products unrelated to meetings. Review applies, so plan time for it.
04Before you start
- A Zoom developer account.
- Read the Zoom Marketplace review guidelines.
- A privacy policy that explains how you handle meeting data.
05Step-by-step: how to distribute here
- Build and test the app in your account.
- Submit for review and address feedback.
- Write a listing that shows the result for meeting hosts.
- Link the Zoom listing from your site.
- Ask satisfied users to rate the app.
06What to post or submit
Summary:
[Product] [does job] in your Zoom meetings. [Benefit]. [Free plan].07Common mistakes and do-nots
- Do not collect meeting data without clear consent.
- Do not request unnecessary permissions.
- Do not neglect support.
08How to measure it
- Track installs and active users.
- Track conversions to paid.
- A realistic test: three months.
09Time budget
- Before: 20 to 40 hours.
- Ongoing: 2 to 4 hours a month.
10Pair it with
- Slack App Directory — workplace apps.
- Google Workspace Marketplace — calendar and docs users.
- Zapier App Directory — automations.
- Product Hunt — a launch.
11Sources
- Zoom App Marketplace: https://marketplace.zoom.us
