Many industries. One platform. Simple.

Run your entire business from one place.

eMARCOTT gives entrepreneurs one platform for clients, scheduling, payments, files, delivery, websites, and operations, across many industries.

Most SaaS platforms are built for specialists. eMARCOTT is built for the entrepreneur behind the specialty.

The way it works today

You don't run a business. You run fourteen tools.

Companies average over 100 SaaS apps. Even a solo business can end up juggling a dozen or more tools, each with its own login, fees, and integrations that don't talk to each other. eMARCOTT collapses the stack into one account.

Squarespace· WebsiteWix· WebsiteCalendly· SchedulingStripe· PaymentsSquare· PaymentsDropbox· FilesGoogle Drive· FilesHoneyBook· ClientsDubsado· ClientsQuickBooks· AccountingMailchimp· EmailNotion· PlanningTrello· PlanningZapier· AutomationPicTime· GalleriesPixieset· Galleries

Platform fees and payment fees add up

eMARCOTT keeps the platform fee at just 0.25%. Payment processing depends on the processor you connect (Stripe, PayPal, Square). All-in costs land well below typical platform-plus-processor stacks.

The system

Three steps to running your business. Simple and easy.

01

Select your industry

Photographer, plumber, baker, locksmith, pick what you do. The platform adapts terminology, services, and templates to your craft.

02

Select the tools you need

Turn on the modules you use today: CRM, scheduling, galleries, invoicing, web builder. Leave the rest off until you grow into them.

03

Import your clients and go

CSV import with smart matching brings your contacts in. Branded site, payments, and delivery are live from day one.

The Living Ecosystem

Many Industries, One Platform. Simple!

Most SaaS platforms are built for specialists.

  • “You are a photographer, so here are photography tools.”
  • “You are a plumber, so here is a CRM.”
  • “You are a coach, consultant, realtor, contractor, or creative, so here is another narrow platform.”

eMARCOTT is different.

Because it is being built by a polymath entrepreneur, the polymath is the general case, and the specialist is simply a focused entrepreneur. That inverts the usual SaaS shape.

The practical result is simple: a user who currently juggles QuickBooks for invoices, Square for payments, Calendly for scheduling, and a separate CRM for clients can collapse that stack into one account with eMARCOTT. Not because we added a “polymath mode.” Because we never built walls between disciplines in the first place. Other platforms had to add the walls. eMARCOTT simply does not have them.

122Industries
60,810Executives
2,432,400Connections
The distinction

Business advice is not enough.

Incubators help you plan a business. eMARCOTT helps you run one.

A pitch deck does not invoice a client.
A Slack group does not deliver files.
A mentor does not collect payment.
A workshop does not manage your calendar.

eMARCOTT gives you the operating system: website, clients, scheduling, payments, files, delivery, and growth tools in one place.

12×

Cheaper platform fee than HoneyBook

13+

Tools replaced in one place

100%

Your domain, your brand, your data

Founder
“I believe anyone can shape their future. eMARCOTT was built for that task, not as another narrow SaaS tool, but as a living system for people who want to run, build, and own their work.

Carlos Marques, Founder

“Since I started running my own business on eMARCOTT, I've saved hours every week on admin. I built this because no other tool worked the way I needed mine to.”

Founder & first customer

Ready when you are

Get started now. Run your business today.

Follow our quick onboarding process and start running your business today.

The full catalog

Browse all 122 industries

From real-estate photographers to chimney sweeps. Every entrepreneur, every craft. All running on the same operations platform.

Property & media

12 industries · 8,340 executives

  • Real Estate Photography1,240

    The original Marcott craft. Listings shot, edited, delivered end-to-end.

  • Wedding Photography980

    Single-day, high-stakes work. Galleries that land within 48 hours.

  • Portrait Studios540

    Headshots, families, brands. Recurring sessions, recurring revenue.

  • Videographers760

    Cinematic reels, brand films, social cutdowns. One shoot, ten deliverables.

  • Drone Pilots410

    FAA-licensed aerial executives for listings, golf courses, and events.

  • 3D Tour Specialists320

    Matterport, iGuide, immersive walkthroughs. The spatial layer of a listing.

  • Photo & Video Editors870

    The night-shift executives. Color, sky swap, retouch, sound design.

  • Real Estate Agents2,150

    The buyers of media, the sellers of homes. The center of the listing graph.

  • Home Stagers290

    Furniture, light, story. Stagers are why the photos look like the dream.

  • Interior Designers360

    Long-arc projects with documentation, before/afters, portfolio leverage.

  • Home Inspectors240

    Solo licensed pros running tight calendars, fast reports, and word-of-mouth.

  • Real Estate Appraisers180

    Independent valuation specialists. Every report is a small business deliverable.

Skilled trades

10 industries · 10,630 executives

  • Plumbers1,820

    Same-day calls, scheduled installs, recurring maintenance contracts.

  • Electricians1,640

    Code-driven work, permits, panels, and a steady stream of homeowner calls.

  • HVAC Technicians1,310

    Seasonal swings, service plans, big-ticket installs. A real executive ship.

  • Roofers690

    Crew-driven projects, weather windows, and insurance claim choreography.

  • Painters980

    Indoor, exterior, accent walls. Estimating, scheduling, and crews in motion.

  • Carpenters720

    Trim, cabinets, custom builds. The executives who make the house feel made.

  • General Contractors850

    The orchestrators. Twenty subs, one client, one budget that has to hold.

  • Tile & Flooring460

    Material, layout, prep, install. Days on knees, decades of repeat clients.

  • Landscapers1,240

    Recurring service routes, seasonal projects, and equipment as inventory.

  • Handymen920

    The Swiss-army executives. Today a faucet, tomorrow a deck rebuild.

Personal services

10 industries · 9,030 executives

  • Hair Stylists2,480

    Chair rental, color clients, weekend brides. Booking is the whole game.

  • Barbers1,320

    Walk-ins, regulars, and a chair that books itself once you have it.

  • Makeup Artists760

    On-location executives stitched into every wedding and editorial day.

  • Nail Technicians1,080

    Sets, fills, art, recurring fortnight cadence. Pure subscription economics.

  • Estheticians540

    Facials, lasers, peels. Suite rentals and clients who book for the year.

  • Massage Therapists820

    Mobile or studio. Either way, a body of regulars and word-of-mouth.

  • Personal Trainers720

    Booking, intake, payments, retention. A studio-of-one that scales.

  • Yoga & Pilates Teachers610

    Studios, classes, retreats, on-demand. A teaching brand of one.

  • Tattoo Artists480

    Booth rental, deposits, waiting list, portfolio. Every session a custom commission.

  • Personal Chefs220

    Menu, shop, cook, plate. In someone's kitchen, on their schedule.

Home & pet

6 industries · 4,540 executives

  • House Cleaners1,450

    Recurring weekly routes, deep-clean projects, post-construction work.

  • Movers580

    Crews, trucks, padding, stairs. Project-priced executives running on Saturdays.

  • Dog Walkers & Pet Sitters740

    Routes, keys, repeat clients. The executive economy on four legs.

  • Pet Groomers420

    Standing appointments, mobile vans, the grooming-table community.

  • Tutors880

    Subjects, sessions, parents, results. A teaching practice as a small business.

  • Music Teachers470

    Weekly lessons, recitals, summer camps. The studio-of-one done with sound.

Event & celebration

6 industries · 2,160 executives

  • Event Planners480

    Coordinating the executives who show up on the day: vendors, venue, flow.

  • Caterers310

    Operational businesses with logistics, staff, and tight margins.

  • Florists380

    Same-day craft economy: events, weddings, weekly subscriptions.

  • Cake Designers290

    Tiered cakes, custom flavor, dietary needs. Each Saturday is a deadline.

  • DJs & Live Music460

    Calendar-driven executives booking weekends across a region.

  • Wedding Officiants240

    Solo celebrants. A calendar, a script, and a microphone.

Makers & product sellers

10 industries · 3,400 executives

  • Bakers540

    Bread-and-pastry shops, micro-bakeries, farmers' markets every weekend.

  • Chocolatiers110

    Small-batch confections, holiday runs, wholesale to local cafes.

  • Coffee Roasters180

    Bag-by-bag retail, cafe wholesale, subscription roasts. A whole brand on beans.

  • Food Truck Operators460

    A kitchen on wheels with a route, a menu, and a permit binder.

  • Farmstand Operators320

    CSAs, market stalls, restaurant supply. Executives running their own land.

  • Ceramicists250

    Studio + Etsy + craft fairs. Mugs, vases, commissions. Every piece signed.

  • Jewelry Makers480

    Bench, lapidary, online shop. Custom rings and a repeat-customer base.

  • Woodworkers360

    Cutting boards to dining tables. Shop time, photos, listings, shipping.

  • Candle & Soap Makers560

    Pour days, scent libraries, wholesale to boutiques, holiday surge cycles.

  • Leatherworkers140

    Hand-stitched goods, custom commissions, a workshop with a story.

Online product sellers

6 industries · 2,690 executives

  • Online Boutique Owners720

    Curated drops, photo shoots, IG selling, and a fulfillment table at home.

  • Print & Sticker Shops510

    Designs once, prints forever. Etsy, Shopify, conventions.

  • Vintage & Thrift Resellers640

    Sourcing, photographing, listing, shipping. A retail floor on the internet.

  • Plant Shop Owners220

    Live inventory, propagation tables, weekly drops, and the regulars who follow.

  • Bookstore Owners130

    Independent shops with curation, events, and a community living room.

  • Independent Illustrators470

    Commissions, prints, shop drops. A name, a style, a calendar.

Knowledge, care, advice

6 industries · 3,680 executives

  • Bookkeepers680

    Monthly close, retainer clients, and the executive who keeps the others afloat.

  • Notaries Public380

    Mobile signings, real estate closings, loan packages. Booked by the hour.

  • Coaches & Consultants510

    Service businesses with high LTV, repeatable cadence, premium pricing.

  • Doulas & Midwives160

    On-call executives for the most important day a family will ever have.

  • Web Designers640

    Project-based executives who build the storefronts every other executive needs.

  • Independent Realtors1,310

    Solo agents who run their brand like a studio, and need media that ships.

Auto

4 industries · 2,000 executives

  • Mobile Mechanics720

    Service trucks on the road, diagnostics in driveways, the on-call executive of the engine.

  • Auto Detailers580

    Wash, clay, polish, ceramic. A garage business that lives on weekends and word-of-mouth.

  • Body Shop Owners290

    Insurance estimates, paint booths, supply chains. A real shop, run by one executive.

  • Tire Shops410

    Mount, balance, rotate. Recurring service routes and seasonal swings.

Outdoor & yard

8 industries · 2,700 executives

  • Tree Surgeons240

    Climbing gear, chainsaws, insurance, weather. High-skill executives booked weeks out.

  • Pool & Spa Techs390

    Weekly chemistry routes, opens and closes, equipment installs. Recurring revenue.

  • Pest Control480

    Quarterly contracts, on-call calls, a truck full of safe certifications.

  • Fence Installers320

    Survey, dig, set, panel. A few good days of work, a finished line on the property.

  • Gutter Cleaners220

    Ladders, leaf blowers, fall surge. Two visits a year, every house, every year.

  • Pressure Washers380

    Driveways, decks, siding. A truck, a wand, and a Saturday route.

  • Window Cleaners260

    Residential routes, commercial contracts, rope access for the brave ones.

  • Snow Removal Crews410

    Plow trucks, salt, the 3 a.m. executive who keeps the city moving.

Cleaning niche

3 industries · 630 executives

  • Carpet Cleaners340

    Truck-mount or portable. Spring surges, move-out turns, recurring contracts.

  • Chimney Sweeps110

    A craft with a season. Inspections and sweeps from November through March.

  • Air Duct Cleaners180

    Specialized rigs, real estate transaction work, allergy-driven retail demand.

Specialty repair

6 industries · 1,850 executives

  • Locksmiths260

    Mobile vans, lockouts, rekeys. The 24/7 executive who keeps the house and car open.

  • Garage Door Techs320

    Springs, openers, panels. Same-day calls and an inventory of tracks.

  • Appliance Repair480

    Refrigeration, washers, ovens. A van full of parts and a queue of homeowners.

  • Phone & Computer Repair620

    Walk-in shops or kiosks. Screens, batteries, recoveries. The everyday-tech executive.

  • Watch & Clock Repair90

    A bench, magnifiers, and a craft that has not changed in a hundred years.

  • Shoe Repair Cobblers80

    Heels, soles, leather. The executive whose shop smells like wax and tradition.

Pet niche

3 industries · 1,080 executives

  • Pet Boarders380

    Overnight runs, kennels, holiday peaks. Hospitality for animals, run by one executive.

  • Doggy Daycares290

    A facility with playgroups, nap rooms, and a calendar that stays full.

  • Pet Trainers410

    In-home, group classes, board-and-train. A practice built on testimonials.

Crafts & makers

8 industries · 1,380 executives

  • Glassblowers90

    Furnaces, hot shops, gallery shows. A craft economy with breathtaking pieces.

  • Blacksmiths120

    Forge, anvil, hammers. Knives and custom commissions. Every piece a signature.

  • Quilters230

    Long-arm machines, custom commissions, and a fabric stash that pays for itself.

  • Sign Painters90

    Hand-lettered windows, vans, murals. A trade revival with a waiting list.

  • Custom Furniture Makers280

    Tables, beds, built-ins. A workshop, a few clients a quarter, premium pricing.

  • Calligraphers180

    Place cards, envelopes, custom commissions. A craft that lives in every wedding budget.

  • Stained Glass Artists70

    Studio commissions, restorations, gallery shows. A craft of patience and light.

  • Knit & Crochet Makers320

    Made-to-order pieces, pattern shops, fiber community. A craft hustle at scale.

Niche food retail

6 industries · 1,240 executives

  • Butcher Shops210

    Whole-animal sourcing, custom cuts, charcuterie. Independent shops with deep regulars.

  • Cheese Shops130

    Curated cases, tastings, mongers who know every wheel. Retail done with a story.

  • Ice Cream Parlors280

    House-made flavors, summer surges, kids on a Saturday. Pure retail joy.

  • Juice Bars240

    Cold-press, smoothies, subscription cleanses, branded shop-front retail.

  • Hot Sauce Makers160

    Small-batch peppers, custom labels, farmers-market origin stories.

  • Honey & Beekeepers220

    Apiaries, jars, hive removal. Executives running thousands of tiny employees.

Education & coaching

4 industries · 1,590 executives

  • Driving Instructors380

    Dual-pedal cars, certification, calendars of sixteen-year-olds and parents.

  • Dance Teachers410

    Studios, recitals, weekly classes. A teaching practice with a community feel.

  • Art Teachers290

    Studio classes, kids' camps, custom workshops. A craft and a calendar.

  • Language Tutors510

    Hours-driven, often online, with curriculum and outcomes. A teaching brand of one.

Wellness niche

5 industries · 1,370 executives

  • Chiropractors480

    Adjustments, X-rays, recurring weekly clients. A clinic of one with high LTV.

  • Acupuncturists280

    Treatment plans, package pricing, and a deep-care reputation.

  • Brow & Lash Techs380

    Microblading, lash extensions, fills. Booking is the whole business.

  • Reiki Practitioners140

    Energy work, sound, candles. An executive ship built on referrals and trust.

  • Sound Healers90

    Bowls, gongs, group sessions, retreats. A modern wellness practice on the rise.

Hospitality

3 industries · 900 executives

  • Bed & Breakfast Owners130

    A few rooms, breakfast every morning, recurring guests, a website to fill nights.

  • Airbnb Property Managers360

    Cleaning crews, dynamic pricing, owner reports. An executive managing a portfolio.

  • Vacation Rental Hosts410

    Beach houses, mountain cabins. The executive who sells a whole experience by the night.

Adventure & sports coaches

4 industries · 950 executives

  • Tennis & Golf Pros320

    Lessons, clinics, tournaments. A teaching practice on a court or fairway.

  • Ski Instructors240

    A season-long practice with tips, season passes, and ten thousand vertical feet.

  • Dive Instructors110

    Certification courses, charter trips, an executive literally running a boat.

  • Fishing & Adventure Guides280

    Boats, gear, permits, weather windows. Service businesses of the outdoors.

Logistics & errands

2 industries · 650 executives

  • Independent Couriers460

    A car, an app, a route. Today same-day, tomorrow contracts with local shops.

  • Errand & Concierge190

    Personal errands, lifestyle assistants. The executive who reclaims your weekend.