Let's Make Bread

What Let’s Make Bread Does

The Name

“Let’s Make Bread” is literal and metaphorical:

• Literal: Artisan bakers selling sourdough
• Metaphorical: Makers earning their bread through craft

The Economics

Makers keep 83.3%:

The Math

The Difference

• No listing fees — Cost+20% only on sales
• No advertising pressure — Organic discovery
• No algorithm games — Transparent ranking
• No race to bottom — Quality over quantity

Product Categories

What you can sell:

Food & Beverage

Crafts & Art

Services

The Maker Bill of Rights

Every maker has these rights:

1. Keep 83.3% of every sale
2. Own your customer relationships — we don’t hide them
3. Set your own prices — no race to bottom
4. Control your inventory — no pressure to scale
5. Access your data — export anytime
6. Leave anytime — no lock-in
7. Be found organically — no pay-to-play
8. Get paid promptly — no 30-day holds
9. Dispute fairly — human review available
10. Grow at your pace — no algorithm punishment

For Makers

How to sell on Let’s Make Bread:

Getting Started

1. Create account — Join as maker
2. Set up shop — Profile, policies, branding
3. List products — Photos, descriptions, pricing
4. Set prices — You control the price
5. Sell — Keep 83.3% of every sale

Maker Tools

Maker Benefits

• 83.3% of revenue — same as all creators
• Platform discovery — buyers find you
• No listing fees — pay only on sales
• Community — connect with other makers
• Support — help when you need it

The Integration

Let’s Make Bread connects to the ecosystem:

The Flow

Maker creates product
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Lists on Let's Make Bread
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Buyer discovers through platform
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Transaction at Cost+20%
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Maker keeps 83.3%
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Maker can use VSL for materials
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Maker can offer classes through Didasko

Initiative Connections

The Vision

Making as a viable livelihood:

What We’re Building

• Fair economics — 83.3% to makers
• Quality focus — Not race to bottom
• Community — Makers supporting makers
• Sustainability — Making as career

The Goal

Every maker can earn a living from their craft — without giving up most of their revenue to platforms.