We're Building the Anti-Amazon

A fair marketplace where sellers keep 92%+, workers are visible, and tools don't cost a fortune.

The Problem

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Big Tech Takes 30-40%

Amazon, Etsy, Shopify, and others extract massive fees from sellers. Small businesses struggle while platforms get rich.

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Workers Are Invisible

Gig workers, freelancers, and service providers are just numbers on a spreadsheet. No recognition, no community, no support.

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Tools Cost Too Much

SaaS subscriptions add up fast. CRM, scheduling, payments, marketing—each tool is $50-$500/month. Small businesses can't afford them.

Our Solution

EWEPIP keeps 92%+ in your pocket

  • Transaction fees as low as 2% (vs. Amazon's 15-40%)
  • All-in-one platform: POS, marketplace, social, payments, analytics
  • Built-in tools that would cost $500+/month elsewhere—included FREE
  • AI assistant (Talk to EWE) helps you grow your business
  • Community-first: Your success is our success

The Ecosystem

5 domains working together to empower workers, entrepreneurs, and businesses.

ewepip.net
"The Playground"

Marketplace, POS system, social suite, and creative tools. The heart of the ecosystem.

talentliberation.org
"The Front Door"

FREE tools for job seekers, career transitions, and gig workers. No paywalls, ever.

upip.academy
"The School"

Education for K-12 and university. 28 industry simulators, 44K lessons, AI tutoring.

company.ewepip.net
"The Enterprise"

B2B platform for teams and organizations. Advanced analytics, integrations, and support.

kuckledragger.com
"The Temple"

Builder tools, APIs, and portfolios. For those who prefer to build their own solutions.

Built By Knuckledraggers

Not VC-funded. Not corporate. Built in a garage by Chris and the Knuckledragger Empire. We believe in fair tools, fair pricing, and keeping the power in YOUR hands.

Fair Pricing

7 tiers. Something for everyone. Mom & pop keep 92%+.

$0 FREE
$9/mo
$37/mo
$73/mo
$147/mo
$347/mo
$997/mo

Enterprise gets the full stack. Mom & pop get the essentials. Everyone gets treated fairly.