Marblism gives small businesses 7 AI employees for email, social, SEO, leads, calls, websites and contracts. Pricing starts at $24/month billed yearly.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Marblism is a subscription platform that provides a team of seven AI employees for small businesses. Each one covers a specific job: Eva handles the inbox and calendar, Sonny manages social media, Stan generates leads, Penny works on SEO, Rachel answers phone calls, Walter builds websites, and Linda assists with legal documents. The company says more than 40,000 businesses use it.
The company is backed by Y Combinator and run by a team of 18 people across five countries. Its co-founder and CEO, Ulric Musset, says he built Marblism by replicating the virtual assistants he hired while running a previous company, Vauban, which Carta acquired in 2022. The stated goal is to give business owners that kind of support at a fraction of the cost.
Marblism's AI employees log into the tools a business already uses, including its inbox, calendar, social accounts and website, and work from there. Owners describe the business and set goals, and the site says no prompting skills are required. The employees handle tasks automatically and check in only when they need input or approval, so the owner stays in control of anything sensitive.
Work is metered in hours. Each plan includes 50 hours of AI work per month, and the hours reset monthly. Only advanced AI actions consume them, while chat and quick tasks do not. When the hours run out, flexible top-ups can be purchased. The site also says the employees improve over time, for example by noticing which social posts perform and making more of them.
Eva drafts email replies in the owner's voice, takes meeting notes, chases follow-ups and reminders, manages the calendar and sends a morning briefing. Sonny watches TikTok, Instagram and LinkedIn for trends, writes hooks and captions in the owner's tone, creates photos and videos, and posts three times a day across seven platforms. Stan searches 700M+ verified contacts, runs LinkedIn and email outreach, and books meetings.
Penny writes SEO articles weekly, finds keywords, tracks rankings, audits site health and builds internal links. Rachel answers calls around the clock in 100+ languages, books appointments, takes messages and texts a summary. Walter builds a website from a prompt, lets users edit by chatting and connects a custom domain. Linda drafts contracts, flags risky clauses, explains legalese and reviews agreements before signing.
Marblism is a subscription platform that provides seven AI employees for small businesses. They cover email and calendar, social media, lead generation, SEO, phone answering, website building and legal document help. The company says more than 40,000 businesses use it.
Marblism offers one plan at $24 per month on the yearly option or $44 per month billed monthly. It includes all seven AI employees, 50 hours of work per month, unlimited businesses and unlimited team members. Extra hours can be bought as top-ups.
The sources do not mention a free trial or free plan. The site does offer a 7-day money-back guarantee, and customers who are not happy within 7 days can get a full refund.
Eva manages the inbox, calendar and meeting notes. Sonny runs social media, Stan generates leads, Penny writes SEO content, Rachel answers calls, Walter builds websites and Linda reviews contracts. All seven are included with every plan.
The site names Gmail, Outlook, Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Google Calendar, Zoom and Microsoft Teams. It also says the employees work with many other platforms.
Each plan starts with 50 hours of AI work per month, and the hours reset monthly. Only advanced AI actions use hours, while chat and quick tasks do not. When hours run out, flexible top-ups can be purchased.
No. The site says no prompting skills are needed. Users describe their business and goals, and the AI employees handle tasks automatically, checking in only when they need input or approval.
Marblism says it is built for founders and small teams, not enterprise committees. Its customers include solopreneurs, artisans, e-commerce operators, coaches, agencies and startups. The single low-priced plan and support for unlimited businesses fit that audience.