For cannabis shop owners
You’ve got one store. You’re about to open a second one — and it delivers.
Delivery is a new revenue channel: customers who’d never walk in, a delivery fee you set and keep, and orders that come back on their own.
Free 14-day trial. $95/mo after. Cancel in two clicks.
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The channel you don’t have yet
Your counter only sells to people standing at it.
Delivery is a second storefront — open every hour you are, with no extra rent, no extra staff at the till, and no ceiling on how far it reaches.
Same shop. A second way to sell.
Everything you already stock, now reaching homes across your whole delivery area. You’re not changing your business — you’re adding a channel to it.
It runs while the counter is quiet.
Slow afternoon? The delivery orders don’t care. They come in from couches and kitchens while your shop floor sits empty — revenue that used to walk past your door.
A customer you’ve never met
A whole kind of buyer is ordering right now. They will never walk into your store.
Not because of you — because of them. They don’t browse shops. They order from the couch and wait for the door. Delivery is the only way you ever get them.
They’re not your current customers ordering differently.
They’re net-new. People who never would have made the trip — the busy, the far, the can’t-be-bothered, the just-want-it-brought. Today they buy from whoever delivers. That can be you.
And once they’re yours, they stay yours.
Every delivery order saves their details to your list — not a marketplace’s. You can reach them again next week, and the week after. Try doing that with a walk-in who paid cash and left.
The part nobody mentions
Every other platform treats delivery as a cost. Here, you get paid for it.
You set the delivery fee for each area. You set a service fee. You set the minimum order. And because it’s cash on delivery, every dollar is yours — no processor taking a cut.
You price the delivery. You keep the delivery.
Charge what your area will bear — a few dollars a drop adds up fast across a week of orders. That’s margin on top of the product margin you already make.
Bigger baskets, by design.
Set a minimum order and watch the average ticket climb — people round up to clear it. The delivery channel doesn’t just add orders; it adds bigger ones.
And it fills itself
People are typing “cannabis delivery” into Google right now. Your shop should be the answer.
Your storefront is built to rank for delivery searches — the exact phrase a ready-to-buy customer types. Drop the link in your Google Maps profile too, and the map sends them straight to your menu. No ad budget. No agency. The channel fills on its own.
And then it repeats
One new customer becomes a regular — without you lifting a finger.
New drop or weekend deal? Your delivery customers hear about it automatically. Repeat orders roll in, your list grows, and every order makes you easier to find for the next one. The channel compounds.
The delivery channel pays for itself before you ever pay for it.
Two weeks free. By the time the first $95 is due, the new delivery orders have already covered it — and that channel keeps running every month after. The only cost is the orders you keep turning away by not having it.
No card to start. $95/mo USD after the trial. Cancel anytime — two clicks, no email required.