Weed Delivery Minimum Order: How Much You Need to Spend
A weed delivery minimum order is the cart total a dispensary requires before sending a driver. Most US shops set it between $20 and $50.
Quick answer
Cannabis delivery is open now when a licensed retailer in your state posts hours that cover the current time. No national delivery service exists. Each state writes its own delivery rules, and most states require a licensed dispensary to fill every order. Check the license number, the posted hours, and your ZIP code before you pay.
Check these three items first
- License: find the shop on your state regulator's licensee list. A valid license number ties to a physical address.
- Hours: compare the posted delivery hours to the local time. Many shops stop taking orders 30 to 60 minutes before close.
- Zone: confirm your address sits inside the delivery area. Shops drop off by ZIP code or by a set radius.
States that allow delivery
- California: adult-use and medical delivery. State rules set delivery hours at 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
- Nevada: licensed retailers deliver. Local rules set hours in some counties.
- Colorado: medical delivery since 2021, retail delivery since 2022.
- Michigan: adult-use delivery from licensed retailers.
- Massachusetts: delivery operator licenses, no storefront required.
- New York: conditional adult-use retailers deliver.
- Illinois, Florida, and Ohio: medical delivery from licensed dispensaries.
Other states ban delivery. Confirm with your state cannabis regulator before you order.
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Delivery hours
Most shops deliver from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Some run to 10 p.m. A few shops in Nevada and California deliver later under local permits. Order windows close before the listed closing time, so a 9 p.m. close often means an 8 p.m. order cutoff. Weekend hours can differ from weekday hours.
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What you need to order
- Government photo ID showing age 21 or older.
- A medical card number if you order from a medical program.
- An address inside the delivery zone.
- A phone number the driver can call.
Cost and payment
Minimum orders run $25 to $100. Delivery fees run $5 to $15, and some shops waive the fee above a set order total. State and local taxes add about 10% to 37% depending on the state. Cash works at every shop. Debit cards with a PIN work at many shops. Credit card networks block cannabis merchants because cannabis is a Schedule I substance under the federal Controlled Substances Act.
How the handoff works
- Order online or by phone. You get a text with a time window.
- The driver calls or texts on arrival.
- The driver checks your ID and scans it into the state tracking system.
- You pay, take the sealed bag, and the driver leaves.
Consumption in the vehicle or in public is illegal in every legal state.
Legal limits
Cannabis stays illegal under federal law. State licenses do not change that. Carrying cannabis across state lines is a federal offense. Unlicensed delivery sites take orders with no testing, no tracking, and no age check. Verify the license number every time.
If no shop is open
Search results can lag. Call the shop, check the regulator's licensee list, or place a pre-order for the next open window. Orders placed after cutoff go out the next business day.