Cultivera pricing and Cultivera POS cost for dispensaries and producers

For most buyers the honest answer is that Cultivera does not say. Its FAQ states that the price "depends on your state and how many licenses you have" and that there may be price cuts, changes or promotions, and it sends you to a sales representative for a quote. There is no pricing page, and the third-party listings we found repeat the same line: pricing is set by platform, state and number of licenses, with monthly or yearly rates and bundle discounts for small businesses, vertical operators and multi-state operators.

What is public is narrower but useful. A Washington dispensary can run the basic Cultivera POS at no cost. A brand selling on Cultivera Market in Washington starts, by Cultivera's own words, at about $299, and in states Market entered in 2025 it pays nothing until it passes a sales threshold. Everything else, including every Pro plan and every paid POS feature, is a quote. For the vendors that do publish a full card, see cannabis POS software pricing by vendor.

Cultivera does not explain the decision, so this is our reading rather than its statement. Cultivera Market is the company's strongest product in Washington. Cultivera's own marketing says most of the state's licensed retailers order through it, and retailers pay nothing to order there while brands pay tiers. A free POS for those same retailers puts Cultivera at the counter as well as in the purchasing workflow.

That matters to a buyer for one reason. When software is free because another product pays for it, the free product is only as stable as that arrangement. It is not a reason to avoid it. It is a reason to check how easily you can export your sales history and customer list, and what the paid tier would cost if the free plan changed, before you build your store around it. Our guide on how to switch dispensary POS systems covers the exports worth testing on day one.

For a dispensary buying from brands, nothing. Cultivera says there is no fee to place orders and no cost for retail purchasers to sign up or shop. The seller pays. In Washington, Market sellers are placed in tiers by monthly Market revenue: Seed under $10,000, Start-Up from $10,000 to $50,000, Growth from $50,000 to $150,000, and Enterprise from $150,000 to $300,000. The page says most brands can get started for $299 and that prices can change after the first 90 days as tiers are reviewed monthly. No price per tier is listed.

In the states Market entered in September 2025, Cultivera says setup is free and sellers pay nothing until they pass pre-set sales thresholds, which it does not publish. If you are a brand, ask for the threshold and the tier prices in writing. If you are a retailer, Market costs you nothing directly, but it is worth knowing that the brands you buy from are paying for the channel.

They are the two Washington-born systems that span grow and retail, and they now sit at opposite ends of pricing transparency. GrowFlow publishes everything: retail POS at $499 a month month to month, $449 on a 6-month term, or $420 on a 12-month term with the first month free, which it states as $4,620 a year, plus a $500 setup fee on the shorter terms and an eCommerce add-on at $200 to $299 a month. Cultivera publishes a free basic POS in Washington and nothing else.

For a single Washington store that needs only the basics, Cultivera's free plan is cheaper on paper by the full GrowFlow bill, about $4,620 to $6,488 in year one depending on term. The comparison closes as soon as you need paid Cultivera features, and you cannot know by how much until Cultivera quotes them. So price the features you need on both sides. GrowFlow also takes a dig at Cultivera on its own comparison page, calling it contract based, which Cultivera's 2024 article contradicts. Read the full GrowFlow card on GrowFlow pricing.