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MarketSharp

MarketSharp API

Home improvement & remodeling contractor CRM · marketsharp.com

MarketSharp runs a REST API at restapi.marketsharpm.com with an OpenAPI spec referenced by third party trackers. Keys are generated in the paid admin app, sometimes only by request to MarketSharp, and auth stacks Company ID, user key, and secret key credentials. Public developer docs do not exist.

Last verified: July 2026Construction
API GRADE
D+
VERIFIED JUL 2026

SCORECARD

ExistenceGOODA live REST endpoint (restapi.marketsharpm.com) with an OpenAPI spec referenced by trackers, though not publicly browsable.
AccessPOORKey generation sits behind a paid admin account, and some tokens must be requested from MarketSharp before you can build.
CoveragePOORPublicly, only the community Ruby SDK's customers, transactions, and contracts wrappers evidence the reachable surface.
AuthPOORMulti credential auth (Company ID plus user key and secret key, or API key plus form ID by flow); no OAuth or bearer tokens.
Docs & DXPOORNo public developer portal; docs are gated to paying customers, auth details undisclosed, and the only SDK is community maintained.
StabilityMIXED
Supergood: MarketSharp has an API, but using it means gates, contracts, or workarounds. Ours doesn't: stable endpoints, normalized JSON, managed auth.

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MarketSharp scores D+ on the API Report Card. MarketSharp runs a REST API at restapi.marketsharpm.com with an OpenAPI spec referenced by third party trackers. Keys are generated in the paid admin app, sometimes only by request to MarketSharp, and auth stacks Company ID, user key, and secret key credentials. Public developer docs do not exist.

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No publicly discoverable developer portal on marketsharp.com, API key generation and docs are gated behind a paid admin account, with no self-serve developer onboarding marketsharp.com
API documentation is sparse and difficult to find, third-party API trackers note authentication details are not publicly disclosed apitracker.io
Narrow native integrations with non-partner tools force integrators to rely on Zapier or custom API code projul.com
Multi-credential auth (Company ID + User Key + Secret Key, or API Key + Company ID + Form ID depending on flow) increases integration friction compared to modern OAuth/bearer-token APIs github.com
Setup requires admin access and tokens 'requested to be generated by MarketSharp,' adding a manual support-ticket step before integrators can build salesrabbit.com
Outdated, '1980s-style' user interface and dated feel relative to modern cloud CRMs projul.com
Mobile app is reported as not mobile-friendly and 'by far the worst' for use on anything other than a desktop g2.com
Automation engine is inefficient and error-prone to configure, especially for less technical users capterra.com
Reporting is fragmented, users often have to pull multiple reports because needed fields can't be combined into one view capterra.com
Per-user/per-concurrent-license pricing scales expensively as contractor teams grow ($40-$70+ per user/month, easily $500-$700/mo for a 10-person team) projul.com
Limited customization of custom fields for product-type-specific tracking softwareadvice.com
Billing/cancellation disputes, one user reported MarketSharp pursued fees and threatened legal action after a cancellation citing lack of functionality g2.com
Narrow native integrations with non-partner tools, forcing reliance on Zapier or custom API work projul.com