OOracle AI Agent Marketplace

Oracle’s AI Agent Marketplace is a store inside Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications for partner-built agents that Oracle has validated, and it suits Fusion customers who want agents working inside their ERP, HR, supply chain and customer experience apps with the same roles and audit trails as the rest of the suite. It lists more than 100 partner agents alongside roughly 400 Oracle-supplied agents and assistants.

Many standard agents come with existing Fusion subscriptions, and custom agents built from scratch may be charged. The marketplace only serves Fusion customers. We score it 8.4/10 on our scale.

Oracle AI Agent Marketplace by the Numbers

Oracle’s announcement and its product executives have shared the main figures.

The 400 figure covers Oracle’s own agents and assistants across the Fusion suite. Kaushal Kurapati, Oracle’s group vice president of product management for Fusion AI, put it this way in November 2025: the platform had probably gone past 400.

The 70 to 30 split is the figure to keep in mind. Most agents a Fusion customer sees will come from Oracle, and the partner layer adds specialized jobs such as industry-specific steps or connections to outside services like payments.

The model choice is broad for a business application vendor. Six providers, plus no extra token charges on OCI-hosted models according to Oracle, give finance teams some control over running costs as agent use grows.

The 32,000 trained experts point to how many implementers can build and adjust agents in AI Agent Studio. For customers, that means help is available from the partners they already use for Fusion projects.

How the Oracle Marketplace Fits Into Fusion

Oracle built the marketplace into its applications instead of running it as a separate website, and it says that sets it apart from other agent marketplaces.

Finding Agents in AI Agent Studio

Customers reach the marketplace through Oracle AI Agent Studio, the development platform for Fusion agents. Partner templates are seeded into the studio, so they appear next to Oracle’s own pre-built agents. Customers can access, test and deploy third-party agents inside existing workflows and manage them in one interface.

What Partner Agents Do

Oracle’s examples show the range. An HR assistant updates staff profiles within Fusion’s access controls. A procurement helper retrieves supplier, purchase and price data. A sales order entry assistant from IBM prompts for missing information to reduce errors. An invoice collection agent built with Stripe can offer incentives to reduce days sales outstanding. Oracle describes capability ranging from simple task automation to orchestration, where an agent coordinates subordinate agents, and it is building workflow agents for sequential, deterministic tasks.

How Oracle Validates Agents

Partner agents come from certified Oracle PartnerNetwork members and are validated by Oracle. Oracle’s product lead for Fusion AI told IT Brief that some partner agents were rejected because their quality did not meet Oracle’s bar. Once installed, agents inherit Fusion’s security architecture and policies.

For buyers, validation is a time saver. A partner agent that has already passed Oracle’s review arrives as a template that fits Fusion’s data model and security, so internal security teams can focus on how the agent is configured and which role it gets, and spend less time assessing the partner’s code.

Roles, Data Access and Audit

Assigning a user role to an agent is mandatory, and the role determines what data the agent can access. Agents keep audit trails. For finance and HR teams, this means an agent works under the same access rules as an employee in that role, and its actions can be reviewed afterward.

Oracle’s Own Agents Alongside Partner Agents

The marketplace sits next to a growing set of Oracle-built agents. At the October 2025 launch, Oracle added agents for supply chain, sales and marketing, including journal entry, quote request, shipping request, customer prioritization and pricing information tools. It also redesigned Fusion start screens with conversational prompt windows and agent status updates, so people see what agents are doing from the first page they open. Oracle’s product team says use cases already span meeting summaries, email drafts, annual performance goals, IT helpdesk support and product requirement documents.

Models and Protocols

AI Agent Studio lets customers choose models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere, Google, Meta and xAI. It supports Model Context Protocol and Agent2Agent, and connects to Microsoft Teams, Slack and, through MCP, services such as Databricks, Snowflake, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Box, OneDrive and Google Drive. It also measures generative AI token consumption, which shows the running cost of the models behind each agent.

For buyers comparing marketplaces, the protocol support matters most when an agent has to reach outside Fusion. An Oracle agent can pull context from a data warehouse through MCP or hand a task to another vendor’s agent through A2A, while its role inside Fusion still limits what it can change there.

A Collections Team Adding an Agent, Step by Step

Take an accounts receivable manager at a company running Oracle Fusion ERP. She opens AI Agent Studio, finds the partner-built invoice collection agent in the marketplace and tests it on a sample of overdue accounts. Her admin assigns it the collections specialist role, so it sees only the receivables data that role allows. She adjusts the template so incentive offers stay within the discount policy, deploys it into the collections workflow and reviews its audit trail weekly to see which offers it made and which invoices were paid.

Oracle AI Agent Marketplace Pricing

Oracle’s executives have described how charges work for marketplace agents and for Fusion’s own built-in agents.

Budgeting for Marketplace Agents

• Start with included agents: many standard Oracle agents come with the subscription, so check whether one covers the job before buying a partner agent.
• Partner agents: ask each partner for pricing and implementation effort, since the template may need adjusting to your process.
• Model costs: token measurement in AI Agent Studio shows usage; Oracle says OCI-hosted models add no token charges, while other model choices may carry their own costs.

Implementation help from a Fusion partner is often the larger cost item, so include it in the business case.

A practical test is to list the three or four tasks you most want an agent to handle, check which are covered by included Oracle agents, and only then request partner quotes for the gaps. Because partner templates are adjusted in AI Agent Studio, ask partners how much configuration each template typically needs for a company of your size.

Oracle Marketplace Compared With AgentExchange, AWS Marketplace and ServiceNow Store

Application vendors now run agent marketplaces tied to their own suites.

Oracle and Salesforce both build agent stores into their applications; Oracle’s centers on back-office work in finance, HR and supply chain, while Salesforce’s centers on CRM and Slack. AWS sells agents that run on infrastructure you control, and ServiceNow focuses on IT and service workflows. See our AI agent marketplaces and enterprise agents pages for more.

Oracle Fusion Customers in Finance, HR and Supply Chain

The marketplace fits companies that already run Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications and want agents that work inside those apps without a separate integration project. Finance teams get agents for collections and procurement, HR teams for profile updates and supply chain teams for shipping and pricing requests.

Companies with several Fusion pillars benefit most, since the same marketplace and AI Agent Studio cover ERP, HCM, supply chain and customer experience. A shared services center can add agents for procurement and HR from one place, under one set of role rules.

Risk and audit teams will value the mandatory role assignment, inherited Fusion security and audit trails, which keep agents inside the same control framework as employees.

Companies Not Running Oracle Fusion

The marketplace is built for Fusion Cloud Applications customers, so companies on other ERP systems should look at AWS Marketplace or the store tied to their own main system.

Small companies on lighter accounting software will not have access, since the marketplace is part of Oracle’s enterprise suite.

Buyers who want a large catalog of independent third-party agents should note the 70 to 30 split in favor of Oracle-built agents.

Role Setup, Partner Pricing and Catalog Size

• Roles: every agent needs a user role; design roles carefully so agents see only the data they need.
• Partner pricing: partner agent prices are set with each partner.
• Custom builds: agents built from scratch may be charged, so compare that with adapting an existing template.
• Catalog balance: most agents are Oracle-built; the partner catalog is growing from a base of about 100.
• Model choice: pick models with cost in mind, using token measurement in AI Agent Studio.
• Testing: test partner templates on real but limited data before giving an agent a role with wide access.

Oracle AI Agent Marketplace Launch Coverage

Oracle announced the AI Agent Marketplace at Oracle AI World on October 15, 2025, with support for six LLM providers. Its AI agents page described more than 100 partner agents at launch, and in November 2025 Oracle told IT Brief that its Fusion platform had probably passed 400 agents and that it had rejected some partner agents on quality.

Oracle’s Marketplace Suits Fusion Customers Adding Agents

We rate Oracle’s AI Agent Marketplace 8.4/10 on our scale. Agents install where finance, HR and supply chain work already happens, Oracle validates partner agents and enforces roles and audit trails, and many standard agents come with the subscription. Model choice across six providers and MCP and A2A support add flexibility.

The decision to build the marketplace into the applications instead of running a separate store is its defining choice. It limits who can use it, but for Fusion customers it removes the integration step that usually slows agent projects, and it keeps every agent inside controls the business already trusts.

Areas to improve include publishing partner agent pricing and growing the partner share of the catalog. For Oracle Fusion customers, it is the natural place to add agents with controls their auditors will recognize.

Fusion Teams’ Questions About Oracle’s AI Agent Marketplace

Does Oracle Charge for Marketplace Agents?

Oracle says many standard agents are included in existing Fusion subscriptions and many customizations are not charged, while custom agents built from scratch may be. Partner agents are priced with each partner.

How Does Oracle Vet Partner Agents?

Partner agents are built by certified Oracle PartnerNetwork members and validated by Oracle, which has rejected some for quality. Installed agents inherit Fusion security and keep audit trails.

Which AI Models Can Fusion Agents Use?

AI Agent Studio supports models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere, Google, Meta and xAI, and Oracle says models run on OCI add no token charges.

Can Oracle Agents Connect to Other Systems?

Yes. AI Agent Studio supports MCP and Agent2Agent, works with Microsoft Teams and Slack, and connects through MCP to services such as Databricks, Snowflake, Salesforce and ServiceNow, as well as Box, OneDrive and Google Drive.

Can Oracle Marketplace Agents Act on Their Own?

Yes, within the limits of their assigned role. Oracle describes agents ranging from simple task automation to orchestration of subordinate agents, and examples include a collections agent that can offer incentives to customers. Each agent’s assigned role limits what data it can reach.

How Many Agents Are in the Marketplace?

Oracle described more than 100 partner agents from over two dozen partners at launch, alongside roughly 400 Oracle-supplied agents and assistants. Oracle told IT Brief that 20-plus launch partners created more than 100 agent templates in Agent Studio.