A cannabis delivery order works like a local pizza order. You confirm delivery is legal in your state, pick a licensed shop, place an order, and show a government ID at the door. Delivery is not legal everywhere. As of 2025, 24 states and the District of Columbia allow adult-use sales. Delivery rules differ from state to state.

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Check the law in your state

Cannabis stays a Schedule I drug under federal law. States that allow delivery license specific shops to run it. Some states permit delivery for medical patients only. Some ban delivery. Shop license numbers are public. State regulators list licensees on their websites. A seller with no license number is not legal.

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What a licensed delivery order requires

Per-day purchase limits

Limits are set per person, per day, and they apply to delivery the same as to a store counter. California allows 28.5 grams of flower per day, about one ounce, plus 8 grams of concentrate. Nevada caps adult-use delivery at 1 ounce of flower per 24 hours. Michigan allows 2.5 ounces. Cross-state delivery is illegal in every state.

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Fees, taxes, and timing

Delivery fees run $0 to $15 in most metros. Order minimums run $25 to $50. State excise taxes add 10 percent to 37 percent, and local sales tax adds more. Delivery windows in dense metro areas run 30 to 90 minutes. Rural routes take longer or stop at a set hour.

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How to place the order

  1. Open the shop menu and confirm the shop delivers to your ZIP code.
  2. Build the cart. Check THC percentage and package size on each item.
  3. Upload your ID if the shop asks. Some shops verify by photo before the driver leaves.
  4. Pay the fee and set a drop point. Drivers hand the bag to a person, not to a mailbox.
  5. Check the label when the order arrives. It lists the license number, batch number, and test results.

What to check on the package

Legal packages carry a state tracking tag with a batch ID. Lab tests list THC and CBD content plus results for pesticides, mold, and heavy metals. A bag with no label and no tag holds unregulated product. Delivery drivers cannot leave an order unattended in most states, so someone 21 or older must be home.

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