AgentExchange Hits a Milestone of 100 Apps Published

October 09, 2025

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AgentExchange Hits a Milestone of 100 Apps Published

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What AgentExchange Is and Why This Period Matters

When Salesforce launched AgentExchange in March 2025, it represented a significant step in the company’s journey toward AI-powered innovation. The platform was created to enhance Agentforce, Salesforce’s framework for developing AI-driven agents that operate across Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, and other areas.

In just six months, AgentExchange grew from its launch to a public milestone of 100 listings, achieved one week before Dreamforce 2025. The marketplace emphasizes Agentforce AI components, including prompts, actions, topics, full agent templates, and Apps with AI that function across Salesforce.

Between March and September 2025, AgentExchange progressed through three main stages:

Launch and experimentation (March–April): partners explored how agentic components could integrate with real business processes.
Refinement and cleanup (May–July): some listings were removed or updated, demonstrating that the marketplace was curated rather than expanding indiscriminately.
Acceleration and maturity (August–September): steady additions brought the platform to 114 listings and 96 unique developers, just in time for Dreamforce 2025.

Salesforce’s emphasis on partner-driven AI innovation made this period notable. The company actively encouraged developers to reuse existing capabilities, experiment with native Agentforce tools, and publish functional components rather than prototypes.

This evolution allowed AgentExchange to move from a testing ground to a tangible part of Salesforce’s AI strategy – a place where customers can access working automation modules, not just concepts.

Growth Timeline With Apps and Developers on AgentExchange

Here is the month-by-month picture based on snapshots. It shows totals, month-over-month changes, and how many apps existed per developer.

AgentExchange Growth Timeline: Apps and Developers
Month (2025)	Unique apps	Monthly change by Apps	Unique developers	Monthly change by Developer
March	55	—	50	—
April	80	45.45%	73	46.00%
May	83	3.75%	71	−2.74%
June	95	14.46%	81	14.08%
July	103	8.42%	87	7.41%
August	95	−7.77%	83	−4.60%
September	114	20.00%	96	15.66%

As of October 8th, 2025, there were 122 unique apps from 102 unique developers, meaning the marketplace more than doubled in six months (121.82% growth in apps and 104.00% growth in developers).

Analyzing monthly trends reveals:

April was the breakout month for both apps and developers, with growth nearing 46 percent.
August was a cleanup month, showing a dip in both apps and developers, followed by a strong rebound in September.
The ecosystem remained balanced. Apps per developer stayed around 1.10 to 1.19, indicating steady capacity rather than a surge of low-quality listings.

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Snapshot of Category Shifts on AgentExchange

A brief view of real changes, with a mid-period checkpoint for context.

Snapshot of Category Shifts on AgentExchange
AgentExchange Business Category	March total apps	June total apps	September total apps	Changes March → September
Sales	18	33	47	+29
Analytics	4	9	12	+8
Productivity	10	18	18	+8
Finance	7	10	11	+4
Marketing	5	4	6	+1
Collaboration	1	3	4	+3
Customer service	5	5	4	−1
ERP	1	1	0	−1
IT-admin	0	1	1	+1
Commerce	0	0	4	+4
None or uncategorized	4	12	9	+5

Although the main categories stayed consistent (closely matching the AppExchange marketplace category breakdown), monthly analysis reveals the following:

Sales added the most listings and gained share. A small dip occurred in August, followed by a strong September finish at 47.
Analytics tripled from 4 to 12, showing a steady climb with visible mid-year momentum.
Productivity jumped early to 18 by June, dipped in July, then returned to 18 in September. Finance was uneven, peaking at 12 in July and settling at 11 by September.
Marketing dipped mid-period, then recovered to 6 in late snapshots.
Collaboration rose slowly but consistently to 4 by September. Customer service remained mostly steady throughout the period, ending one lower.
ERP declined to 0 by September, likely re-tagged or folded into other areas.
IT-admin appeared in June and held steady at 1.
Commerce arrived later, reaching 4 – a new lane to watch.
None or uncategorized spiked mid-year, then normalized as listings found better tags.

Leading App Publishers on AgentExchange

As of October 8, 2025, three publishers are tied for the lead with 4 listings each: Breadwinner Integrations Inc., Salesforce Labs, and Bullhorn. Breadwinner and Salesforce Labs rose to the top position, while Bullhorn dropped by one since September.

The whole picture on apps by providers looks in the following way (listing only the providers, which have 2 and more apps on AgentExchange on October 8, 2025):

Company apps count
Company Name	# of apps
Bullhorn	4
Breadwinner Integrations Inc.	4
Salesforce Labs	4
Customertimes	3
Audit9	3
Grazitti Interactive	2
OpenText Corporation	2
360 Degree Cloud Technologies Pvt. Ltd.	2
Certinia	2
Ascent Cloud LLC	2
Yoti Ltd	2
SalesWings	2

As Stony Grunow, CoFounder of Breadwinner, said:

“AgentExchange is still in its early days, but thanks to the vision and dedication of leaders like Trish Phillips and Amy Gorman, partners like Breadwinner have a platform to innovate and expand what’s possible for Salesforce customers. Our mutual success is tied together — the stronger the partner ecosystem, the stronger Salesforce becomes.”

Tracking AgentExchange Growth in 2025

AgentExchange grew quickly while maintaining its structure:

The marketplace started with 55 listings in March, surpassed 100 a week before Dreamforce, and reached 122 by October.
The number of publishers climbed to 102. Sales led the way, adding 29 listings to reach 47.
Analytics tripled to 12.
Productivity rose to 18 and held steady.
Commerce appeared later, reaching 4.
August saw a dip due to cleanup, followed by a rebound in September.

AI isn’t just the future – it’s already here. Teams that embrace AI save time, reduce costs, and achieve more. AgentExchange provides a simple way to discover working Agentforce components, integrate them into Salesforce, and see results without lengthy projects.

Looking ahead, after deeper analysis of AgentExchange: Sales will remain strong, Analytics will continue gradual growth, and Commerce will attract more attention after the event season. Expect occasional cleanups; drops usually indicate re-tags, not a retreat.

For those ready to accelerate real work with AI, now is an ideal time to try Agentforce components and identify where they make the greatest impact.

Written by

Dorian Sabitov

Dorian Sabitov is a 6x Certified Salesforce Administrator and Developer with extensive experience in customizing Salesforce to the client's needs. He started his journey in IT as a CRM admin and kept his focus on the Salesforce ecosystem. He loves exploring new integrations in Salesforce and spotting alternative ways to optimize business processes inside the CRM.

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