Developers / Where-to-buy
Send shoppers from your site to a store that has it
A free store locator for cannabis brand sites. It lists the dispensaries carrying your products, nearest first, and links each one straight to its menu. Style it to match, then paste one snippet or install the WordPress plugin.
Straight to the menu
Every store links to its own online menu, opened on your products, and to your product's own page once a shopper picks one. No address list that ends in “call ahead.”
Nearest store first, on a map
Shoppers type a town or ZIP, or tap Near me: the list sorts by distance, the map zooms to the closest stores, and directions are one tap away.
Stock you can trust
Read from the stores' own Dutchie, Jane and Dispense menus, refreshed as they're scanned. Old readings say when they were last seen instead of claiming stock.
Fits any site
A WordPress plugin, one snippet for Shopify, Squarespace, Webflow or Wix, or a React component. Match your colors, corners and font.
Try it on a site like yours
Live stores from the real API. Pick a brand, try a town or ZIP, change the look; the code below follows along, and the URL saves your settings.
Why direct links matter
A shopper on your site has already chosen you. Every extra step between that and a store's menu is a chance to lose them to whatever else is on the shelf.
A typical store list
- Finds a store name and address
- Searches for that store's website
- Hunts for its online menu
- Searches the menu for your product, which may be gone
fuzzy where-to-buy
- Sees the nearest stores that carry it, with stock
- Taps Search menu and lands on your products, or View product for the one they picked
On WordPress, your site keeps itself current
Install the plugin once. It reads live menus every few hours and rewrites the stores, prices and answers on your pages, as real text search engines index, so nobody has to edit the site when a store adds or drops you. Here is each piece, live for this brand, and where it goes. When a store or price changes, the page's date in your sitemap moves too, so search engines come back.
Questions
- What does it cost?
- Nothing right now: no API key and no signup. Set your domain as the site so we can see who uses it.
- Where does the store list come from?
- From the dispensaries' public Dutchie, Jane and Dispense menus, which fuzzy reads on a regular schedule. A store appears when your brand is on its menu, and drops off when it isn't. The widget shows the date the menus were checked.
- Does it track my shoppers?
- No. No cookies and no shopper identifiers. Near me asks the browser for a location only when the shopper taps it, and sends it rounded to about 100 meters. The map's tiles load from OpenFreeMap; hide the map if you'd rather not make that request.
- Will it help my SEO?
- Yes, with the WordPress plugin or the React server component: they print every store as text in your own page, with schema.org markup, so search and AI answer engines read it as your content. The plugin also adds where to buy, prices and common questions to every product page, and keeps your sitemap dates current as menus change. The script and the iframe keep the list in a frame, which doesn't count. The install guide explains the trade-offs.
Building something custom? The install guide covers the React props, headless hooks, theming variables and the REST endpoint.