What pricing covers
- Google and Apple sign-in
- QR code scanning and validation
- Brand-scoped rewards and balances
- Shopify merch redemption flow
- Support matched to rollout complexity
Pricing
Cannabis loyalty software pricing for brands.
CannaRewards pricing is structured around rollout scope, not seats. Brands can launch a focused post-purchase loyalty program with packaging scans and merch rewards first, then expand into deeper reporting, broader reward programs, and integrations as the model proves itself.
Single-brand launches
Price follows scope
Custom rollout support
Launch
Brand launch
Custom
Scoped to one launch brand
Best for brands launching a brand-owned post-purchase program around packaging scans and merch rewards.
- Single-brand rollout
- Reward catalog and point strategy
- Scan validation flow
- Launch onboarding support
Growth
Brand expansion
Custom
For brands adding more products and rewards
Best for brands expanding product coverage, reward depth, and reporting once the first program is live.
- Expanded reward strategy
- Brand-specific optimization
- Broader rollout support
- Reporting and program refinement
Enterprise
Multi-brand rollout
Custom
Scoped around operational and integration complexity
Best for teams planning multi-brand coordination, deeper operational support, or integration work.
- Multi-brand support planning
- POS and integration roadmap alignment
- Expanded operator workflows
- Custom implementation support
What changes price
Price follows scope, not seats.
CannaRewards pricing is driven by rollout shape, reward strategy, support depth, and future system complexity, not by an arbitrary seat count.
Brand scope
One launch brand is simpler than multi-brand coordination.
A focused rollout stays lean. Multiple brands change governance, rollout, and support requirements quickly.
Reward complexity
Reward depth changes the size of the program.
A tight merch catalog is easy to launch. Broader reward logic and fulfillment add setup and support complexity.
Support depth
Some brands need strategy, not just software access.
Packaging, scans, reward design, and rollout planning can all change the shape of the engagement.
Future systems
Integrations change the scope quickly.
Once POS or broader systems planning enters the project, pricing moves beyond a straightforward launch.
Pricing FAQ
Answer the commercial questions before the call starts.
These are the questions operators usually ask once they understand the product and want to scope a real rollout.
Why is pricing custom instead of public and fixed?
Most engagements are scoped around brand count, reward complexity, packaging rollout, and support. A flat public tier would hide too much of what actually shapes the work.
Can a brand start with one program and expand later?
Yes. The platform works well for a single brand and can expand as the program grows into more products, rewards, and brands.
Do integrations have to be part of the initial scope?
No. CannaRewards does not require POS or dispensary integration to deliver value. Those can be scoped when the program needs them.
What should a brand read before talking pricing?
The QR loyalty guide, the New York page, and the full FAQ give the best context before a pricing conversation because they show product fit, rollout shape, and common constraints.
What to read next
Use these pages to tighten fit before the pricing conversation.
Pricing makes more sense when the product model, market context, and common objections are already clear.
Use case
QR code loyalty for cannabis brands.
See the product mechanics before the pricing conversation starts.
Read The GuideGeo fit
New York cannabis loyalty software.
Show why the market story starts in New York and how the operating model fits.
See The NY PageAnswers
Cannabis loyalty software FAQ.
Handle objections on scans, rewards, integrations, and rollout shape.
Open The FAQCompany
About CannaRewards.
Give the buyer the trust and company context behind the product story.
About The Company