Our mission
Our mission is to make Black-owned businesses visible, Black-owned products accessible, and community support convenient. We bridge the gap between consumers and Black-owned businesses by reducing barriers to discovery, accessibility, and distance.
WeBBi is open to businesses from all communities; however, our purpose remains intentional. We are building a community-centered marketplace designed to support and sustain Black-owned businesses and help increase the economic impact of consumer spending within Black communities. The platform is supported by consumers who share this purpose and intentionally choose to participate in a marketplace where supporting Black-owned businesses is made easier, more accessible, and more convenient
Why We Exist
We believe stronger businesses create stronger communities. By increasing access to Black-owned businesses and products, WeBBi helps expand economic opportunities, support business growth, and encourage dollars to circulate within the communities that generate them.
Our commitment goes beyond connection. Supporting Black-owned businesses strengthens local economies, creates jobs, preserves cultural heritage, and promotes equitable wealth-building. We believe in reinvestment. Thirty percent of WeBBi’s earnings is dedicated to community growth and development, helping create opportunities, support local initiatives, and strengthen the communities that support the businesses on our platform.
What Sets Us Apart
We’re not just another marketplace. We’re building the infrastructure that connects Black communities.
Built for Black-Owned Businesses
WeBBi is designed around the needs of Black-owned businesses—helping them become easier to discover, easier to access, and easier to support.
Community Hub Pickup
We bring orders closer to customers through neighborhood Community Hubs, creating a convenient pickup option while helping businesses reach beyond their storefronts.
One Connected Ecosystem
Businesses, customers, Community Hubs, delivery partners, vendors, and ambassadors work together in one network—turning intentional buying into an infrastructure for lasting economic activity.