<p>Amazon.com will allow Snapchat users in the US to buy some products listed on the ecommerce company directly from the social media app, a spokesperson said on Monday, making it a deal similar to one recently inked with Facebook-owner Meta Platforms.</p><p>Customers will be able to shop directly from Amazon's Snapchat ads and check out without leaving the social media app, the Seattle-based company said in an emailed statement.</p><p>Potential buyers would also be able to see real-time pricing, Prime eligibility, delivery estimates, and product details on select Amazon product ads in Snapchat as part of the new experience, it added.</p><p>The Information first reported the news on Amazon-Snap ad deal on Monday.</p><p>The deals with Meta and Snap come as the ecommerce giant looks to boost its product offerings through social media applications.</p><p>The deal would also be a boost for Snap, which posted a better-than-expected revenue and user growth for the latest three months, with the results also signaling that advertisers were returning to smaller platforms such as Snapchat.</p><p>Snap declined to comment.</p>
<p>Amazon.com will allow Snapchat users in the US to buy some products listed on the ecommerce company directly from the social media app, a spokesperson said on Monday, making it a deal similar to one recently inked with Facebook-owner Meta Platforms.</p><p>Customers will be able to shop directly from Amazon's Snapchat ads and check out without leaving the social media app, the Seattle-based company said in an emailed statement.</p><p>Potential buyers would also be able to see real-time pricing, Prime eligibility, delivery estimates, and product details on select Amazon product ads in Snapchat as part of the new experience, it added.</p><p>The Information first reported the news on Amazon-Snap ad deal on Monday.</p><p>The deals with Meta and Snap come as the ecommerce giant looks to boost its product offerings through social media applications.</p><p>The deal would also be a boost for Snap, which posted a better-than-expected revenue and user growth for the latest three months, with the results also signaling that advertisers were returning to smaller platforms such as Snapchat.</p><p>Snap declined to comment.</p>