Move between sites, keep the conversation.
Ask your assistant to switch to a connected site, then continue working with the tools available there. Your AI client keeps one Gateway connection.
Explore features
All featuresTheme layouts, custom widgets, blocks and code.
Templates, prompts, brand kits and media.
Connect agents and shape what they know.
Undo, backups, redirects and access.
Services from your EMCP Cloud account.
A brief becomes a real page.Follow the café build from library prompt to editable Elementor design.
Explore the page buildExplore integrations
All integrationsBuild and refine with your preferred editor.
Connect the assistant you already work with.
Connect search visibility and lead capture.
Bring store and structured data into reach.
Redirects, cache, security and email delivery.
Connect the rest of your design stack.
Elementor, in conversation.A real café page, a follow-up prompt, and the before-and-after result.
See the Elementor demoConnect your AI assistant to multiple WordPress sites through EMCP Cloud Gateway. Switch between sites, run supported tasks across your portfolio, and review what happened in one activity history.
Cloud plans and plugin licenses are separate. See how they fit together →
One request. Routed to your connected sites.
An illustrative workspace. Each site keeps its own tools and permissions.
Start with a simple check across your portfolio. The Gateway routes the tool call and returns individual results, so you can follow up on a specific site.
Check the WordPress version on all my connected sites.
Example result: 3 sites responded. No live sites are contacted by this demo.
Ask your assistant to switch to a connected site, then continue working with the tools available there. Your AI client keeps one Gateway connection.
Run supported read operations across your workspace and get a result for each site. See which completed, which could not be reached, and which do not offer that tool.
Review Gateway requests by site, tool, outcome, and time. Open a request to inspect its individual site attempts, including failures and response times.
A snapshot of the sites, people, and reusable work in EMCP Cloud.
Recorded installs for listings retained in the Marketplace.
Recorded restore events, deduplicated per artifact, actor, and day.
Listings currently published in the Marketplace.
Stored bundle sizes across all retained artifact versions.
Counts include free and paid workspaces. Lifetime totals include recoverable historical activity. Gateway calls count requests once, including multi-site requests; they are not counts of successful changes. Artifact usage reflects recorded installs and restores, not visitor views. Totals are cached for five minutes. This section checks for updates every five minutes while visible and may lag recent activity.
Your sites keep running where they are. The Gateway connects your assistant to the tools they already expose.
Read the Gateway setup guideCreate an account and choose Freelancer, Agency, or Enterprise for Gateway access. Cloud plans and plugin licenses are separate.
In EMCP Tools, connect the site to your Cloud workspace and grant Gateway access. Repeat for the sites you want your assistant to reach.
Use this remote MCP URL, complete OAuth authorization, then ask your assistant to list your connected sites.
https://gateway.emcptools.com/mcpSee which tool ran, where it was routed, and how it finished. Open a request to review each downstream attempt, including failures and response times.
Select a request to see its site attempts.
One request, three individual site results. Open each attempt in your account to investigate further.
This request reached only the selected site. Its own enabled tools and permissions still apply.
The site reported a failed tool response. Inspect the site and request details before deciding what to retry.
Credentials, request arguments, and response content are excluded. Outcomes reflect tool responses; recording is best-effort during infrastructure failures.
Each WordPress site issues a revocable OAuth credential. Its enabled tools and permissions still apply when a request comes through the Gateway.
Writes across multiple sites are off by default. They require workspace opt-in and confirmation on the individual call. Review each result before repeating a change.
Review plugin, theme, and WordPress updates from your Cloud account. Each update group gets a fresh file and database snapshot, followed by live website checks before the next group begins.
If checks fail, Cloud stops the queue and restores the affected group. Related plugins and themes can update together, so a temporary version mismatch can resolve before checks run.

Select updates, review linked groups, and accept the maintenance window.
Install each group and check selected pages for availability, PHP errors, and missing content.
Move on after passing checks, or restore the failing group while keeping earlier successful updates.
Plan a maintenance window. Updates run on the existing site, with visitor and WordPress write requests paused. Requires Cloud Gateway access and a compatible connected plugin. Checks do not compare screenshots or test checkout transactions. Check requirements and recovery limits →
Cloud is also home to the EMCP Marketplace: a place to discover community-made and EMCP-published blocks, widgets, snippets, and templates.
Find something useful for your next project, explore its listing, and bring supported artifacts into your connected sites from the plugin’s Cloud panel.
Explore the MarketplaceA reading indicator that follows visitors as they scroll through a post.
Explore snippetsUse existing content as a starting point for a fresh draft.
Explore snippetsGive one part of your heading its own color or visual treatment.
Explore widgetsBrowse by type, category, or access level.
Install a supported artifact from the plugin’s Cloud panel.
Adapt the inactive draft, then decide when it goes live.
Illustrations based on Marketplace listings. Access depends on the listing and your Cloud and plugin entitlements. View the plugin screenshot ↗
Publish supported artifacts from the Sandbox and share new versions as you improve them. Paid Cloud plans include public author profiles and verified badges.
Keep your useful blocks, widgets, and snippets beyond a single website. Back up supported Sandbox artifacts to your Cloud Library and return to them as your work evolves.
Give your next project a head start. Import a saved artifact into another connected WordPress site as a new inactive draft, ready to review and adapt.
Save your preferred EMCP setup to Cloud, then pull it onto another site in your workspace. Carry tool toggles, active modules, and Compact mode with you.
Settings move when you choose. API keys and connection credentials stay out of the bundle.
Unlock Pro features and tools inside WordPress. The plugin provides the capabilities your AI assistant can use on that site.
Connect multiple WordPress sites to your assistant through one Cloud Gateway, with activity history, artifact storage, Marketplace access, and settings sync.
Need Pro tools across multiple sites through Cloud Gateway? You’ll need both: the appropriate Pro plugin license for your sites and a paid Cloud plan. They are purchased separately.
Freelancer includes up to 25 connected sites. Agency includes up to 100, and Enterprise includes up to 250 on new licenses. Existing licenses retain their purchased site allowance. All paid plans include Cloud Gateway, plus artifact storage, Marketplace access, and Settings Sync.
These plans are for EMCP Cloud only. No Cloud plan includes the EMCP Tools Pro plugin. The Free plan does not include the Gateway.
Free
$0$0
FreelancerCloud
$9.99$99.99/mo/yr
$8.33/mo, billed yearly
AgencyCloud
$19.99$149.99/mo/yr
$12.50/mo, billed yearly
EnterpriseCloud
$34.99$249.99/mo/yr
$20.83/mo, billed yearly
Cloud API limits are shared across all sites and clients in your workspace. Both the per-minute and burst limits apply. Authentication and Gateway tool calls have separate limits. How request limits work.
New Enterprise licenses include 250 connected sites. Existing Enterprise licenses retain their purchased site allowance. Your billing page shows your workspace’s effective limit.
Pay once, own it forever. No subscription, no renewals — a founding-member offer capped at 25 licenses per plan. Lifetime plans include today's Cloud features; future storage-heavy add-ons, such as scheduled whole-site backups, may be billed separately.
Limited to 25 licenses
Freelancer LTD Lifetime
$199.99 once
One-time payment
Limited to 25 licenses
Agency LTD Lifetime
$299.99 once
One-time payment
Limited to 25 licenses
Enterprise LTD Lifetime
$499 once
One-time payment
Plans, permissions, compatibility, and what happens when a request reaches your sites.
Cloud Gateway is the hosted MCP connection between your AI client and the WordPress sites connected to your EMCP Cloud workspace. Add the Gateway once to your client, authorize access, and select a site or run supported read operations across your workspace.
No. The Gateway is included with Freelancer, Agency, and Enterprise Cloud plans. Free accounts include limited artifact storage and connected sites for other Cloud features; they do not include Gateway access.
The Static Site module in EMCP Tools turns a WordPress site into plain HTML files, and every generation is checked against your Cloud account before it starts. Any Cloud account, Free included, has 3 free generations that never expire. A linked EMCP Pro licence adds 3, 10, 25 or 50 a month by licence size. Account → Static sites shows your allowance and every run.
Use a client that supports remote MCP servers with OAuth. Add the Gateway URL in its remote-server or connector settings and complete Cloud authorization. Configuration varies by client; follow the hosted Gateway setup guide for connection details.
Each site needs the EMCP Tools plugin and must grant Gateway access when connecting to Cloud. The free plugin works with the Gateway. Your plugin license and enabled integrations determine which tools a particular site offers; a paid Cloud plan does not unlock Pro plugin features.
Supported read operations can run across sites. Broadcast writes are disabled by default: they require the workspace setting to be enabled and an explicit confirmation on the individual call. Each site still applies its own permissions and tool availability.
A broadcast returns a result for each targeted site, so you can distinguish completed calls from sites that could not be reached or do not support the requested tool. Review individual results before deciding what to retry.
Hosted Gateway tool requests include the tool name, site context, reported outcome, duration, and downstream attempts. Detailed records are retained for up to 90 days. Credentials, request arguments, and response content are excluded. An unconfirmed outcome means completion could not be established; inspect the site before repeating a write.
Yes. Each site issues its own revocable OAuth credential. You can revoke the Gateway authorization on that WordPress site or disconnect it from Cloud. Your WordPress password is not shared with the Gateway.
Yes. EMCP Tools runs on each WordPress site and provides its MCP tools. Cloud hosts the multi-site Gateway and supporting account features. Cloud and plugin licenses are separate. Existing Pro owners can claim their Cloud discount from the billing area in their account.
Scheduled whole-site backups and reusable Themer bundles are planned additions. Artifact storage is available today; future storage-heavy add-ons may be billed separately.
Choose a Gateway plan, connect your sites, and give your assistant one place to start.