EIPX was originated by Allan Meade, Jr. in Miami, FL on June 20, 2026. The thesis is simple: the gatekeepers of the startup world — the sharks, the studios, the SBA underwriters, the country-club angel networks — decide who gets to build. EIPX ends that. Every entrepreneur gets access. Every listing gets verified. Every assembled deal is measured on one outcome: a launched business. The site itself is the living version of the plan.

Startup entrepreneur, nonprofit leader, and ministry leader. Founder of Design Church Co. — a branding, design, and storytelling agency for faith-based ventures. Author of the Deal Assembly Model and the Exchange Terminal concept.
Curate 15–20 flagship listings; run manually — landing page, manual NDA execution, direct payment links. Only metric: paid transactions with real money and whether any of them move toward execution. Legal stack: the five-document diet only.
Recruit core team: CTO, CMO, legal counsel, CFO. 100+ founding creators; 200 vetted listings before soft launch. Seller verification workflow from day one — no anonymous bulk uploads.
Invite-only beta with 200–500 selected buyers and packagers. Venture-studio, meetup, and small-business-association partnerships. Secondary marketplace opens once the first cohort of packaged deals exists to resell — a V1 feature, not gated by securities counsel.
Full public launch. Paid acquisition. Creator Pro to the public; Exchange Terminal and Verified Badge system at scale. Marketing leads with launched businesses, not listing counts — consistent with execution rate as north star.
EIPX Investor (capital ledger and revenue share), Track 2 (Verified Rights), and licensing open only once dedicated securities counsel has structured them AND the core transaction has a proven execution rate.
For a hundred years, entrepreneurship has been a members-only club. The sharks decide who pitches. The studios decide which scripts get made. The franchise brokers gate concepts behind $50K–$500K entry fees. The angel networks meet at country clubs your zip code isn't invited to.
EIPX is the door around the velvet rope. Anyone can list. Anyone can option. Anyone can package. Anyone can operate. The only thing that gates a deal on this platform is verification — and verification is a process, not a bloodline.
You get 90 seconds. A panel decides. 99.9% of pitches never get seen.
$50K–$500K entry, rigid contracts, and a territory you didn't get to negotiate.
Anyone can list. Anyone can option. Anyone can package. The market decides — not a panel.
The buyer is you. Pick a verified deal, pay a small option, assemble the pieces, and launch — or resell for a profit.
Removing gatekeepers is not the same as removing standards. Every listing on EIPX runs a five-step verification gauntlet before it can accept a single option dollar. Anything that fails is rejected, held back, or flagged in public.
The result: buyers see authenticated identity, timestamped provenance, human-reviewed viability, escrow-backed money movement, and — after execution — a Carfax-style Exchange Terminal history that follows the listing forever.
Government ID verification, real-name attestation, and platform account linkage. No anonymous bulk uploads — ever. Fraudulent identities are blocked at the door.
The creator signs an IP-warranty attestation on listing. The plan is timestamped and provenance-anchored (OpenTimestamps) so upload date and content hash are permanently on the record.
Every listing is reviewed by an EIPX editor against a viability rubric: real market, coherent unit economics, defensible category, minimum documentation for its tier. Fails are returned with notes; they cannot go live.
Revenue-Verified listings require third-party financial verification: tax returns, P&L, and (where applicable) a paid auditor's attestation. The audit attaches to the listing permanently on the Exchange Terminal.
Every dollar moves through third-party escrow with a 30–60 day dispute window before creator payout. Fraudulent listings are clawed back, not simply lost.
KYC complete, ownership attestation on file, at least one listing accepted by editorial review.
Third-party financials attached and timestamped. Reserved for operating businesses with real, auditable revenue.
Registered trademark, trade secrets, code, or contracts have legally transferred. Enforceable exclusivity — not just platform exclusivity.
Twenty sections plus four appendices. Expand any section to read the thesis, mechanics, legal architecture, and financials.
US new business formation reached record highs post-2020 and remains elevated. The desire to own a business has never been more widespread.
AI tooling has cut the cost and complexity of launching. Packaged concepts with systems and strategy become more valuable as execution gets cheaper.
Music catalogs, patent portfolios, newsletter audiences, and domain portfolios trade routinely. Assembled entrepreneurial deals are the next logical category.
Digital, operator-independent frameworks are more attractive and more executable for a wider population of buyers.
Church planting, parachurch orgs, and faith-based ventures form a significant, growing segment with almost no dedicated marketplace: a natural beachhead.
Traditional Shark Tank asks founders to pitch gatekeepers. EIPX flips it: everyday people sit in the buyer's seat and choose which deals to option, package, or fund.
Investor conversations, category partnerships, and founding-team inquiries.