Cannabis dispensary POS software your budtenders will actually enjoy using.

Budy is one plan: every feature free for the first two months, then USD 98 per store per month. There is no setup fee, no per-device licence and no per-transaction cut. Most dispensary platforms run several hundred dollars a month per location before hardware, and bundle terminals you have to buy from them. Budy runs on an Android or iOS tablet or a Windows PC you already own. The only other money is hardware you choose to add — an Acaia Bluetooth scale for per-gram pricing and a Niimbot label printer.

Most shops run a general retail POS with cannabis bolted on top, plus separate tools for labels, stock, and member records. The things that actually matter at the counter are: reporting to your state traceability system without a second data entry, per-gram pricing straight off a scale, a strain catalogue carrying THC/CBD and terpenes, age verification and document capture, batch and lot traceability, real-time sync across terminals, and a till that keeps selling when the internet drops. Budy does all of that in one app.

Any Android tablet or iPad runs Budy. For weight-based pricing, add an Acaia Bluetooth scale (~$120). For labels, a Niimbot B1 thermal printer (~$80). That's all.

Yes. Budy reports to Metrc and to BioTrack. Sales, inventory adjustments and waste are written to your state system from the same action that rings up the sale, so there is no second system to reconcile at close. Because Budy is offline-first, a dropped connection does not stop the counter — the writes queue on the terminal and reconcile automatically once you are back online. Budy also handles age verification before payment, daily and monthly purchase allowances, batch traceability and label compliance data.

Yes. Budy runs in Thailand, the United Kingdom, Germany and the Netherlands as well as the US, and the app itself ships in nine languages. Thai dispensaries have a dedicated build with a native Thai till and the paperwork Thai regulators ask for. State traceability reporting is a US concept — outside the US, Budy keeps its own batch and lot traceability from goods-in through to the printed receipt.

Yes. One Budy tenant runs several stores — shared product catalogue and strain data, stock counted per location, and back-office reporting you can read per store or across the whole group. Every terminal in every store syncs in real time and keeps selling offline from its own copy of the data.

Yes. Stock is tracked per location and per batch, down to the gram for flower. The back office reports sales, margin, and cash next to stock health — slow movers, ageing inventory, and reorder suggestions — so you can see which strains earn their shelf space and which are just sitting there.

Yes. Flower products use weight-based pricing from the scale. Pre-rolls, edibles, and concentrates use standard pricing. Same basket.

Budy has a voice assistant, but it is built for your staff rather than your customers. Mid-consult a budtender can ask out loud what is in stock, what a strain's THC/CBD and effects are, or pull up a member's history — hands stay on the scale and the jar. There is no customer-facing chatbot: the point is to make the human budtender faster, not to replace them.

Budy has a built-in member database with points, tiers, and purchase history. No extra software needed.