Yes. Geo-fencing on cannabis-compliant programmatic networks is fully legal and the most effective digital advertising option available to dispensaries. Unlike Google Ads or Meta, our platform is built specifically for cannabis businesses — delivering to 21+ verified audiences without violating any ad platform policies.

We use a cannabis-compliant programmatic ad network that reaches audiences across thousands of apps, websites, and streaming TV platforms — completely separate from Google and Meta. Your ads are delivered to users based on their real-world location data, reaching them on their phones and TV screens wherever they go after entering your geo-fenced zones.

The 200k and 400k packages include mobile banner ads and CTV (connected TV) video ads. The 600k Market Domination package adds desktop display. The VFW / Legion Starter is mobile banner only. All creative — banners and video — is produced by our in-house team and included in the management fee.

Absolutely. Competitor geo-fencing is included in the 200k package and above. We draw a virtual fence around competing dispensaries and target customers who visit those locations — serving your ads across their devices after they leave. This is one of the most powerful customer acquisition tactics available to dispensaries.

Most campaigns go live within 5–7 business days of onboarding. That includes your strategy call, geo-fence zone setup, creative production, compliance review, and campaign activation. Nothing launches without your approval on the creative first.

The VFW / Legion Starter is a specialized veteran outreach package designed to connect cannabis dispensaries with the veteran community — a high-intent, cannabis-friendly audience. We geo-fence the 5 closest American Legion and VFW posts to your location and serve 21+ verified mobile banner ads to that audience. It's also part of our Home Town Hero Partners program.

The annual price is paid upfront for the full year and reflects our best rate. The month-to-month option gives you flexibility without a long-term commitment but is priced slightly higher per month. Both options include the same campaign, impressions, and deliverables — the difference is simply billing frequency and total cost.

Yes. The package price covers campaign management, creative production, zone setup, reporting, and account management. Ad spend — the budget that actually funds your impressions — is a separate cost that goes directly to the network. We'll walk you through the recommended ad spend on your strategy call based on your package and market size.