Dutchie is a cannabis-commerce technology company, not a grower, dispensary chain or product manufacturer. Founded in Bend, Oregon, in 2017 by brothers Ross and Zach Lipson, it began as an online-ordering service connected to three local dispensaries. The current platform combines point of sale, e-commerce, payments, loyalty and marketing with inventory, compliance, delivery, kiosks, analytics and AI tools for licensed cannabis retailers.
What Dutchie does
For consumers, Dutchie powers searchable dispensary menus, pickup ordering and retailer-operated delivery. For retailers, it provides the software layer linking the register, online catalog, payments, loyalty, kiosks, inventory and reporting. The point-of-sale product lists more than 100 technology and hardware integrations, among them Metrc and BioTrack for compliance, QuickBooks and Sage Intacct for accounting, Weedmaps and Leafly for menu sync, and Onfleet for delivery logistics.
Company
A Dutchie menu is connected to a specific licensed retailer's catalog. The retailer controls prices, promotions, stock and fulfillment; Dutchie supplies the software. The company publishes figures of more than 6,500 dispensary partners, more than $100 billion in transactions processed and roughly one million daily transactions.
In 2021 Dutchie announced acquisitions of cannabis point-of-sale providers Greenbits and LeafLogix alongside a $200 million financing round. Those transactions carried Dutchie from online ordering deeper into in-store retail operations and compliance. The platform now adds Pay by Bank, loyalty, multi-location management, automated compliance, cultivation and manufacturing software, delivery tools and Dutchie Connect for wholesale relationships.
Ordering, pickup and delivery
Consumers browse by location, choose a participating store and submit an order for pickup or delivery where the retailer offers it. Dutchie's terms state that the company is not the courier or curbside-pickup service and that the retailer remains responsible for delivery. Dutchie does not own the stores, products or brands displayed on its marketplace.
Products
The current module set covers Register, E-Commerce, Loyalty and Marketing Pro, Pay by Bank, a native branded mobile app, Kiosk and Kiosk Pro self-service checkout, Consumer AI tools including Voice AI and AI register assistance, Cultivation and Manufacturing, Delivery, Reporting and Analytics, Automated Compliance and Multi-Location Management.
Dutchie's June 2026 platform update introduced a Consumer AI suite across Voice AI, AI register assistance, Agentic Commerce and Consumer Pulse, alongside changes to point of sale, e-commerce and loyalty. These are software capabilities for licensed operators; the retailer still controls the catalog, prices, staff permissions, fulfillment and consumer relationship.
Where it operates
A consumer order submitted through Dutchie goes to the selected dispensary. The retailer accepts, prepares and fulfills it under local law, and any delivery is performed or arranged by the retailer. Dutchie provides the marketplace and operating software but does not become the seller of the cannabis shown on the menu.
Evaluating the software stack
Retailers can combine Dutchie modules with accounting, traceability, delivery and menu partners. The right configuration depends on the state, store count, hardware, payment setup and existing systems. Operators should confirm the exact integrations, implementation work, contract terms and support scope included with their selected modules.
Brand focus
From Bend, OR, Dutchie focuses on cannabis software, dispensary point of sale and cannabis ecommerce rather than cultivating or selling cannabis itself. cannabis software is the main product or service lane, with dispensary point of sale and cannabis ecommerce extending the offer around it.