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| Fact | Amazon Marketing Cloud | AppsFlyer Data Clean Room |
|---|---|---|
| Company founded | G2 lists Amazon's founding year as 1994. | AppsFlyer was founded in 2011. |
| Company legal name | Crunchbase identifies the maker as Amazon.com, Inc., also known as Amazon.com. | Crunchbase lists the legal name as AppsFlyer Ltd. |
| Founded | 2019 | 2011 |
| Licence | AMC is supplied under a proprietary service agreement that prohibits copying, modification, reverse engineering, and circumvention of security controls. | The terms grant limited, non-transferable access and prohibit reverse engineering, copying or creating derivative works, indicating a proprietary service rather than open-source software. |
| Partner integrations | Amazon lists Xmars, Pacvue, Treasure Data, and LiveRamp as software vendor partners with native AMC integrations. | The open beta for tech-partner data enrichment lists Braze, Start.io, Techsalerator, and Evorra. |
| Privacy controls | AMC accepts pseudonymized inputs, exposes only aggregated anonymous outputs, and keeps advertiser-uploaded signals inside the dedicated instance. | Data owners can define roles, access levels, and query rights, and collaborators see aggregated reports rather than raw data. |
AMC suits eligible advertisers who want to analyze Amazon Ads and advertiser signals or build audiences for sponsored, video, and display campaigns. Its no-SQL templates and Ads Agent may also suit users who want insight generation and visualization without SQL.
It suits retail media networks and organizations seeking privacy-oriented collaboration using attribution and first-party data. Teams that need controlled data access, aggregated reporting, or SQL analysis may find its reporting options relevant.