Follow the EverCommerce Inc. stock price and the full directors' dealings record of the company, a listed issuer based in United States. Shares trade on the US market, under the authority of SEC (Form 4). Operating in the Business Services sector, EverCommerce Inc. has logged 523 reports. Market capitalisation: €1.6bn. The latest transaction was reported on 31 August 2026 (Notice of proposed sale (Form 144)). Among the most active insiders: Remer Eric Richard. Every trade is free.
EverCommerce Inc. has reported a total of 103 insider trading declarations in the past 90 days, with a total selling amount of approximately 9.63 million euros and no buying activity. The top insider, Eric Richard Remer, who holds the role of Officer and Director, has made 74 declarations totaling about 7.70 million euros. Other notable insiders include Matthew Feierstein, an Officer, with one declaration amounting to approximately 928,372 euros, and Matthew David Feierstein, the President, with 11 declarations totaling around 699,871 euros. Recent significant sales include a proposed sale by Matthew Feierstein on July 1, 2026, for approximately 928,372 euros, and multiple sales by Eric Richard Remer throughout August 2026, with amounts ranging from about 191,539 euros to 243,835 euros.
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EverCommerce Inc. (NASDAQ: EVCM) is a United States-listed company traded on the NASDAQ exchange in the United States. Headquartered in Denver, Colorado, EverCommerce focuses on SaaS and service-commerce software for small and mid-sized service businesses. Its core proposition is to help service-based companies run their operations more efficiently by combining customer engagement, payment acceptance, scheduling, billing, workflow automation, and business management tools in a vertically tailored platform. The company positions itself as a leading service commerce platform rather than a broad horizontal software vendor. Its software stack is designed for specific service verticals, which allows EverCommerce to address the day-to-day needs of businesses such as appointment-driven, relationship-driven, and transaction-driven service providers. According to the company’s recent disclosures, it serves more than 745,000 service-based businesses globally. That customer base is an important indicator of scale, recurring software penetration, and cross-sell potential across its product suite. EverCommerce was built through a platform strategy that combined organic development with acquisitions of niche software assets. This model has shaped the company’s identity: consolidate specialized software tools, deepen vertical functionality, and increase customer lifetime value through integrated offerings. The company’s product families are centered on business management, payments, and customer engagement, with the aim of improving workflows, retention, and revenue generation for customers. In its own messaging, EverCommerce emphasizes helping service SMBs “accelerate growth, streamline operations, and increase retention.” Recent corporate actions highlight an active portfolio and technology strategy. In 2025, EverCommerce completed the acquisition of ZyraTalk, an AI-powered customer engagement platform, which expanded its capabilities in automation and AI-driven interaction. The company also sold its Marketing Technologies solutions to Ignite Visibility, a move that reflects a broader strategic review and a sharper focus on core service-commerce software. In addition, EverCommerce amended, repriced, and extended its credit facilities in 2025, signaling active balance-sheet management and an effort to improve financial flexibility. From a competitive standpoint, EverCommerce operates in a fragmented and highly competitive SaaS landscape. It competes with vertical software providers, payments platforms, and broader business management software vendors. Its competitive edge lies in vertical specialization, recurring SaaS revenue, and an integrated suite built around specific service workflows. While the company is US-based, its customer reach is global, although North America remains the key market. Latest 2025 and 2026 company releases show continued revenue growth and ongoing portfolio optimization. For investors, EverCommerce offers a mix of recurring software economics, selective M&A, and exposure to the digitalization of service SMBs.
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