Eaze connects consumers to licensed cannabis dispensaries for delivery and pickup in CA, FL, and CO. See how pricing, coverage, and ownership work in 2026.
Eaze is a licensed cannabis delivery and retail marketplace founded in San Francisco in 2014 by Keith McCarty, earning an early reputation as the Uber of weed for connecting patients and adult-use consumers with licensed dispensaries through a mobile app. Eaze doesn't grow or sell cannabis itself; it operates as a technology and retail layer connecting consumers to licensed dispensary and brand inventory.
After years of rapid growth followed by well-documented financial strain, including a reported cumulative burn of roughly $350 million, Eaze was acquired by multi-state cannabis operator Vireo Growth Inc, with the deal closing in April 2026. The acquisition folded Eaze's delivery technology and retail licenses into Vireo's broader cultivation and dispensary footprint.
Eaze offers on-demand cannabis delivery within a defined delivery window, giving consumers access to a marketplace of flower, edibles, vapes, and concentrates sourced from multiple licensed brands and dispensaries in one app. Age and identity verification workflows are built into the ordering process to comply with state cannabis regulations.
The platform also provides real-time driver tracking during delivery, a loyalty and rewards program for repeat customers, and, more recently, company-operated retail storefronts for in-person pickup, with over 67 active locations and more than 12 million deliveries completed across its history.
Eaze doesn't charge a subscription or membership fee to browse or place orders. Product prices are set by the individual dispensary or brand fulfilling the order, and Eaze adds a delivery and/or service fee on top of the product total for each transaction.
Consumers can occasionally reduce their effective cost through promotional discounts or the platform's loyalty rewards program, but there is no flat monthly pricing structure; total cost varies order by order based on product selection, delivery distance, and any applicable fees.
Yes, Eaze continues operating following its acquisition by multi-state cannabis operator Vireo Growth Inc, which closed in April 2026.
Eaze operates in California, Florida, and Colorado.
Eaze is owned by Vireo Growth Inc after its acquisition closed in April 2026.
No, Eaze primarily connects consumers to licensed dispensary and brand inventory, though it also operates its own retail storefronts in some markets.
Yes, Eaze serves both medical and adult-use cannabis consumers depending on the applicable state's regulations.
Yes, delivery and/or service fees are added per order on top of the product price set by the dispensary or brand.