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BLAZE POS pricing: BLAZE cannabis POS cost, BLAZE ecommerce and BLAZEPAY fees for a dispensary

The short answer

BLAZE does not publish pricing. Its pricing URL returns a 404 and every route leads to a personalized quote. The two third-party figures that circulate contradict each other: SoftwareConnect, a directory with an affiliate disclosure, lists a starting price of $500 a month, while SelectHub describes BLAZE as per user, $10 to $100 a month each, and reports ecommerce at $250 to $750 a month on top. At a store with 10 staff logins those readings produce $100 to $1,000 a month for the same software, so the billing meter matters more than any headline number. Ask BLAZE which meter your quote uses before you compare it with anything.

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$500/mo

Reported starting price, SoftwareConnect (affiliate directory)

$10 to $100

Reported per user per month, SelectHub

20 states

US markets listed on BLAZE's own site

BLAZE is one of the most searched names in cannabis point of sale, and one of the hardest to price. It sells a wide stack, from the register and a self-serve kiosk to BLAZEPAY ACH, ecommerce, a website builder, delivery dispatch and an AI budtender, and none of it carries a public price. The result is that owners arrive at a BLAZE demo with no anchor at all, which is the position a vendor prefers you to be in.

This page fixes that. It lays out every published and reported number with who published it, shows why the two reported figures cannot both describe your bill, and prices BLAZE against the two cannabis POS vendors that do publish a US rate card. We are a directory for state-licensed dispensaries. We do not sell or resell point of sale software and take no referral fee from any vendor named here.

Why it works

How to read a BLAZE quote

Find out the meter first

One directory reads BLAZE as a flat $500 a month, another as $10 to $100 per user. Those models diverge fast as you hire. Ask the rep, in writing, whether you are billed per location, per register, per user or per module, and what happens to the bill when you add staff.

Ecommerce is its own line

SelectHub reports BLAZE ecommerce at $250 to $750 a month, raised by reviewers as a cost complaint. If online ordering is a large share of your sales, that line can match or exceed the POS subscription, so get it quoted separately rather than folded into a bundle total.

Price BLAZEPAY separately

BLAZEPAY ACH with Scan-to-Pay is BLAZE's own pay-by-bank rail. Payments are often where cannabis POS vendors earn the most, so ask for the per-transaction rate, who pays it, and the software price if you keep your current processor.

Bring a published anchor

Cova publishes $349 to $599 a month and IndicaOnline $240 to $850. Quoting one of those back across the table turns a BLAZE quote from an opening offer into a comparison.

Decide which modules you need

BLAZE sells a kiosk, a customer display, a website builder, native apps, loyalty passes, delivery dispatch and the Herbie AI budtender. Each is a potential line item. List the three you would use in year one and ask for a quote without the rest.

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Dispensaries is a directory of state-licensed stores. We have no stake in which POS you choose. The one thing we do sell has a published price: a claimed, license-verified listing is $99 a month.

How it works

Four steps, in the order that actually pays

1

Count your meter inputs

Registers, staff logins, locations, monthly transactions, and whether you run delivery or ecommerce. Those five numbers decide the bill under every model BLAZE might quote.

2

Price two published cards

Run your counts through Cova's and IndicaOnline's public rate cards. That gives you a checkable monthly number for the same store before you see BLAZE's.

3

Get the BLAZE quote itemized

Software, ecommerce, BLAZEPAY, kiosk, hardware, setup and migration, each on its own line, with the billing meter named and the renewal terms attached.

4

Compare first-year totals

Twelve months of software plus one-time fees plus realistic processing. The cheapest monthly figure often loses once ecommerce and payments are added.

The numbers

What BLAZE sells, whether it has a public price, and what to ask, September 2026

BLAZE product Public price? What is reported, and by whom Ask the rep
Retail POS (web-based since July 2024, hardware-agnostic) No SoftwareConnect: from $500 a month (affiliate directory). SelectHub: $10 to $100 per user per month. They cannot both describe the same bill. Which meter applies to my store, and the price at my real user and register count.
ECOM, online menu and headless ecommerce API No SelectHub: $250 to $750 a month, reported by reviewers as a cost complaint. Is ecommerce included or separate, and is it priced per location or per order?
BLAZEPAY and BLAZEPAY ACH (Scan-to-Pay) No No rate published by BLAZE or any directory we found. Per-transaction fee, who pays it, and the software price if I use another processor.
Self-Serve Kiosk and Customer Facing Display (iPad) No Nothing reported. Does the kiosk take payment at the unit, and is hardware bought or leased?
BLAZE Sites, native apps, Scan to Shop No Nothing reported. Which of these are in the base plan?
BLAZE Growth (outreach, loyalty, wallet passes) No Nothing reported. Launched July 2026. Are SMS messages metered, and at what rate?
Herbie AI Budtender No Nothing reported. Announced April 2026. Is it an add-on, and which menus does it read?
Driver App and Dispatch Hub No Nothing reported. Priced per driver, per vehicle or per location?

Product names and launch dates are taken from BLAZE's own site and press releases. blaze.me/pricing returned HTTP 404 when checked in September 2026. Third-party figures are reports by software directories, quoted with their publisher, and none is confirmed by BLAZE. Treat every figure here as a starting point for a written quote, not as a price.

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How much does BLAZE POS cost?

BLAZE does not say. We checked its site in September 2026: the pricing path returns a 404, and the only pricing language BLAZE uses is an offer of a personalized pricing breakdown after a conversation. Software Advice lists pricing as available on request, which matches.

Two directories do print numbers, and they disagree in a way that matters. SoftwareConnect, which carries an affiliate disclosure on its review, lists a starting price of $500 a month. SelectHub describes BLAZE as quote-based and per user, starting in a range of $10 to $100 a month. A flat $500 and a per-user fee are different business models, not different estimates of the same one.

Here is why the difference is not academic. A store with 10 staff logins pays $100 to $1,000 a month under the per-user reading, and $500 under the flat one. A store with 25 logins pays $250 to $2,500 under per-user. So the first question in a BLAZE demo is not the price. It is the unit the price is multiplied by.

  • No public price, pricing page returns 404.
  • SoftwareConnect (affiliate directory): from $500 a month.
  • SelectHub: $10 to $100 per user per month, plus ecommerce at $250 to $750.
  • At 10 logins the two readings span $100 to $1,000 a month.

Is BLAZE POS cheaper than Dutchie?

On reported numbers, the starting points are close and neither is published. Third parties report Dutchie at roughly $499 to $1,000 a month per location for the full stack, which puts BLAZE's reported $500 starting price at the bottom of the same band. Neither vendor confirms its figure, so the honest answer is that the comparison is decided by your quotes, not by either company's reputation.

Where the two genuinely differ is structure. Both sell POS, ecommerce and a payments product as one stack, and both are strongest when you buy most of it. BLAZE adds delivery dispatch, a driver app and a kiosk under the same roof, which matters to a store running delivery alongside retail. Our Dutchie pricing breakdown lists every reported Dutchie figure by source, and the Dutchie alternatives comparison sets BLAZE, Cova, Meadow, Flowhub and Jane against Dutchie on more than price.

What does BLAZE ecommerce cost?

BLAZE publishes no ecommerce price. SelectHub reports $250 to $750 a month, and reports it as a complaint, which suggests reviewers found it high relative to the POS. BLAZE bought the Tymber ecommerce platform in January 2023, and its online stack now spans online menus, a headless ecommerce API announced in September 2026, the BLAZE Sites website builder and native mobile apps.

If a large share of your revenue arrives as a pickup or delivery order, ecommerce may be the biggest line on the invoice, larger than the register. Ask whether it is billed per location, per order or as a flat module, and compare it with standalone options in our guide to the best dispensary online ordering system, which includes the order-volume point where a per-order meter overtakes a flat fee.

Does BLAZE integrate with Metrc?

Yes. BLAZE's own FAQ names Metrc and BioTrack as the track-and-trace systems it integrates with, and it announced a Metrc Retail ID partnership in November 2024. Its site lists 20 US states: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Vermont, Virginia and Washington.

Integrated is not the same as real-time. Ask whether each sale syncs to the state as it happens or in batches, and ask the rep to show you what a rejected package looks like on screen. If your state is in a tracking-system transition, as New York was when it moved from BioTrack to Metrc, see our New York cannabis dispensary POS page for what that did to vendors on the ground.

What do BLAZE POS reviews say?

Review counts are small everywhere, a handful per directory, so read them as anecdotes rather than a verdict. On the positive side, Software Advice reviewers describe BLAZE as easy for new budtenders to learn, and SoftwareConnect reviewers praise a responsive team. On the negative side, reviewers on Software Advice mention slowdowns with large SKU counts, weaker promotions and loyalty tools and business-hours-only support, and SelectHub summarizes complaints about ghost inventory, manual compliance adjustments, costly ecommerce and support delays.

BLAZE publishes its own service figures, an 88-second ticket response time, 99% customer satisfaction and 98% retention. Those are vendor claims. Ask for two references at a store your size in your state, and ask them what their second-year invoice looked like against the first.

Who owns BLAZE, and is it stable?

BLAZE Solutions, Inc. was founded in 2015 by Chris Violas, who is still chief executive, and Manh Do. It acquired Tymber in January 2023 and the Canadian POS Greenline in February 2023, and ranked on the Inc. 5000 in 2023. It reports SOC 1 and SOC 2 Type II compliance. We found no reports of layoffs, a sale or a leadership change between 2024 and 2026.

Stability matters in this category because contracts outlive vendors. springbig, a cannabis marketing platform, changed hands in July 2026 while customers were mid-term, which is covered on our springbig pricing page. Whatever you sign with any POS vendor, get the assignment clause and your data export rights in writing.

BLAZE POS alternatives with a published price

If you want a number before a sales call, two vendors will give you one. Cova publishes Boutique at $349 a month with Cova Pay or $389 without, and Powerhouse at $499 or $599, and our Cova pricing page explains the workstation count its own page states two different ways. IndicaOnline publishes $240 to $850 a month depending on tier and billing cycle, detailed on our IndicaOnline pricing page.

Treez is the other large quote-only vendor, and it sells a single all-inclusive plan with unlimited registers, a very different meter from BLAZE's. We cover it in Treez POS pricing. For every vendor side by side, use the cannabis POS comparison.

Questions owners ask

BLAZE POS pricing, answered

BLAZE does not publish a monthly price. SoftwareConnect, a directory with an affiliate disclosure, reports a starting price of $500 a month, and SelectHub reports $10 to $100 per user per month. Ask BLAZE which billing meter your quote uses and get the figure in writing.
SelectHub describes BLAZE pricing as per user and quote-based. BLAZE itself does not publish its meter. Because a per-user fee grows with every hire, confirm the unit in writing and ask what the bill becomes at your staff count a year from now.
BLAZE does not publish it. SelectHub reports BLAZE ecommerce at $250 to $750 a month, raised by reviewers as a cost complaint. Ask whether it is priced per location, per order or as a flat module.
BLAZEPAY is BLAZE's payments product. BLAZEPAY ACH with Scan-to-Pay lets customers pay by bank through a QR code, one of the cashless rails available to licensed dispensaries where card networks prohibit cannabis. Its processing rate is not published.
Yes. BLAZE lists a Self-Serve Kiosk and a Customer Facing Display app for iPad among its POS products. It does not publish a price for either. Ask whether the kiosk takes payment at the unit or sends orders to a register.
It can be, particularly if you run delivery alongside retail, since dispatch and a driver app are in the same stack. A single store should still price Cova and IndicaOnline first, because both publish rate cards you can check against the BLAZE quote.

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