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You cannot buy anything through this page, and there is nothing to order yet. The table below is real and live. It is the bulk supply already visible to us across the stores we track, priced the only way that lets you compare it. What does not exist yet is any of the rest of it: no accounts, no reservations, no terms, no payment, no contracts. Every link goes to the seller, exactly as it does on the retail side. If a B2B side is worth building, the form at the bottom is how we will find out.

Wholesale · preview

by the pound,priced per gram

The only number that lets you compare a lot to a lot. half a pound to forty-five kilos, from every shop we can reach

Retail hides bulk. A shop lists a half pound next to an eighth and the shelf price tells you nothing about which is the better buy. We already compute price per gram for every listing on this site; this page simply stops throwing away the part of that work that applies to people buying by the pound. Everything here is scraped from public product pages. We hold no stock and sell nothing.

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This is a lens, not a marketplace

Everything in that table already existed. It is the same catalogue the retail side reads, filtered to lots at or above the weight you chose, with the price-per-gram we already compute shown at every tier the seller publishes rather than only the one they put on the shelf.

That last part is the whole trick. A seller listing 7 g / 14 g / 28 g / 112 g / 225 g / 450 g is publishing a degressive price ladder. They just are not calling it one, and no retail interface shows it. The rungs under each lot are that ladder, with the best per-gram tier marked.

Nobody built a wholesale catalogue.
It was already here, priced by the eighth.

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What this is not

It is not an offer to sell. We hold no stock, take no payment, set no prices and are not a party to any transaction. Every link goes to the seller's own product page and every term of sale is theirs.

It is not a compliance check. Whether a given lot may lawfully be bought, sold, shipped or received depends on your state and sometimes your city, on licensing, and on rules that differ on whether they measure delta-9 or total THC. A lot appearing here is never a statement that it is legal for you. That is the subject of The Seam, and a per-state view of it is the thing we would need to build next and will not publish without a lawyer.

The lab column is deliberately three-valued. Measured means we parsed a certificate for that specific product and its own arithmetic checks out. Document means a certificate exists but is a store-level sheet or an index page rather than a test of that lot. None means no report we could read. We do not merge the second into the first, and at these order sizes that distinction is the entire point. The method is written up in What the Certificates Say.

And prices move. These are scraped from public pages and can be stale, wrong, or out of stock by the time you click. Confirm everything with the seller.

Tell us whether this is worth building

No spam, no drip sequence, no sales call. One email when there is something real to look at, and nothing before that. The volume and state fields are the ones that actually decide whether this gets built, leave them blank if you would rather not say.

Three shops, one habit

Same standard, three appetites

One honest unit, computed across every seller, and never a number we cannot show our working for. That rule is the whole business.

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