Quick Pick

Weedmaps takes the first spot for most U.S. shoppers. It lists the widest set of licensed dispensaries that deliver, shows live menus by ZIP code, and lets you compare delivery fees before you commit. If you live in California and want the shortest wait window, Eaze is the better fit. If you care most about strain data and product reviews, Leafly covers that ground.

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None of these apps grow or sell cannabis themselves. They are storefronts and marketplaces that connect you to licensed retailers, so the product you receive depends on the dispensary behind the listing.

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Before You Download

How to Pick an App and Place an Order

  1. Check your state cannabis regulator's license lookup to confirm delivery is legal where you live.
  2. Download two or three apps from your phone's app store and skip any that require a paid subscription before showing menus.
  3. Enter your delivery address in each app and note which dispensaries actually serve your ZIP code.
  4. Open the delivery filter and hide pickup-only listings so you only see stores that bring product to your door.
  5. Compare the delivery fee, minimum order, and estimated arrival window across the same three or four products.
  6. Read the dispensary's license number and recent order feedback on the listing page.
  7. Create an account, upload your ID for age verification, and save your address.
  8. Build a cart, apply any first-order discount, and confirm the final total before you pay.
  9. Track the courier in the app and check the label, weight, and receipt against your order at handoff.

The Options

Weedmaps

Best for coverage. The marketplace aggregates delivery menus from licensed retailers across more states than any competitor. Deals and daily specials sit next to each listing, and the order tracking is dependable. Downside: fee structures vary by store, so the same cart can cost more at one shop than another.

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Eaze

Best for speed in California. Eaze runs its own delivery network with tight arrival windows, usually under an hour in dense metro areas. Brand selection is strong and pricing stays consistent across the catalog. Availability is limited to California, so it will not help shoppers elsewhere.

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Leafly

Best for research. Strain profiles, cannabinoid data, and user reviews make it the easiest place to decide what to buy before you buy it. Delivery filters work well, but the app hands you off to the dispensary's own checkout, so fees and timing depend on the store.

Dutchie

Best inside a single dispensary relationship. Dutchie powers the ordering systems behind hundreds of dispensary apps and websites. If your favorite local shop runs on Dutchie, ordering, loyalty points, and reorders stay in one place.

Jane

Best for real-time inventory. Jane supplies the storefront tech for many independent retailers, so menus update quickly and rarely show sold-out items. You interact with each dispensary's own branded app rather than a single Jane app.

Grassdoor

Best for repeat buyers in California. Grassdoor pushes member pricing and scheduled delivery slots. The catalog is smaller than a marketplace, and service is state-limited.

Verdict

Start with Weedmaps to see who delivers to your address and at what price. Keep Eaze or Grassdoor installed if you are in California and want faster windows, and use Leafly when you need strain details before checkout. Whichever app you choose, confirm the dispensary license number and review the final total before you pay.