Built by operators,
for operators.
Kushify was started by people who ran dispensaries before they wrote software for dispensaries. We built the platform we needed when we were on the floor — and discovered we weren't the only ones.
Three vendors. One audit log.
In 2021 we were running a small chain of dispensaries in Los Angeles County. We were paying three vendors: one for POS, one for e-commerce, one for delivery dispatch. They didn't share a customer record. They didn't share an inventory ledger. They didn't share an audit log. On Friday nights we'd manually reconcile what came in versus what went out, and every quarter we'd panic about how the state would read our reports.
We started building Kushify in 2021 to solve our own problem. We launched it for ourselves in Q2 2022, and the first other operator started using it three months later. Today, licensed dispensaries run on Kushify across California, Nevada, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Michigan, New York, and Massachusetts.
We still operate. Our co-founder still runs a storefront on Kushify, so we get the bug reports at 6am like the rest of you. That's not a marketing line — it's the reason the platform actually fits the operation.
What we believe.
Compliance is the substrate, not a feature
Cannabis platforms get audited. Building compliance in last is how operators end up with three months of cleanup. We build it first.
Multi-tenant from the database up
Every query is site-scoped. Every page is site-aware. Every email is site-routed. You can't bolt this on later; it has to be in the schema.
Operator empathy beats feature lists
We've worked a Friday night shift. We know what 'just one more click' costs at 9pm. Our UI is built around that knowledge.
No revenue share, ever
We make money when you grow because you stay subscribed. Not because we tax each transaction. That alignment matters.
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