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Cannabis Wholesale Marketplace LeafLink Offers Full-Platform Pricing Models

Three tiers of service include LeafLink’s logistics solutions, payment tools and full integration with its expansive wholesale marketplace.

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2 years ago

September 19, 2022

Brad Cheng

Leaflink’s wholesaling and business packages streamline and centralize operations, offering tools to maximize advertising, exposure to buyers and provide real-time data-driven reports on the cannabis industry. PHOTO LEAFLINK

LeafLink, an online wholesale platform that connects the largest network of licensed cannabis businesses, manufacturers and distributors with dispensaries, today announced a first of its kind full-platform pricing model.

Under the new, 3-tier pricing model being rolled out in California, Massachusetts, Michigan and Pennsylvania, cannabis retailers and brands can save an estimated 20% per month, according LeafLink. The bundled full-platform packages include all of LeafLink’s logistics solutions, payment tools and full integration with its wholesale marketplace.

Leaflink says the packages are intended to streamline and centralize operations under one invoice. They offers the tools for businesses to maximize advertising, gain greater exposure to buyers and provide real-time data-driven reports on the cannabis wholesale industry. Retailers March and Ash of San Diego, CA, New York’s ReLeaf Farms and Cannalicious Labs of Pinconning, MI, are among businesses already employing the new, full-service platform, says the company.

“At LeafLink, everything we do is driven by our desire to make it easier for cannabis brands and retailers to do business. By packaging our offerings together in this simplified way, our new full platform pricing plan is about exactly that,” said Ryan G. Smith, co-founder and CEO of LeafLink.

Pricing is available in three tiers — Essential, Professional and Enterprise. Essential is ideal for single store retailers and recently launched brands; Professional is targeted to support growing retail chains and houses of brands that require increased logistics, storage and services support; while Enterprise is crafted specifically for large brands, retail chains and multi-state operators (MSOs) requiring the highest level of support. Pricing varies based on tier and level of service needs. All three tiers include access to LeafLink’s industry-leading marketplace.

First launched in 2016, LeafLink has grown into the world’s largest cannabis wholesale marketplace, processing more than $5 billion in orders annually. Thousands of cannabis companies and industry-leading brands and MSOs utilize LeafLink’s platform, including Ascend Wellness, Columbia Care, RevClinics, March and Ash, Cannacraft, BellRock Brands, and Summit Brands.

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