Greenline
Award-winning Canadian POSWhat is Greenline?
Greenline is Canadian cannabis retail infrastructure — a BLAZE company operating out of Calgary — covering in-store point of sale, ecommerce, payment processing and financing. Hundreds of licensed retailers run on it; by 2021 the platform had passed 500+ stores across five provinces and two territories.
Pricing is published: $500 per store per month, or $5,500 per store annually which saves $500, with custom Enterprise pricing for retailers with 20+ stores. Third-party integrations add $35 per store. Training and support are included, plans run for a year, and you can cancel with 30 days’ notice after the initial term.
Compliance is built for Canadian rules specifically: fully compliant across BC, AB, SK, MB, ON, NB, Nunavut and Yukon, with automatic equivalency-weight calculation that blocks any transaction over 30 grams, a customer age restriction display on the POS, and barcode support for all Canadian formats including UPCs, lot numbers, extended and stacked GS1 databars.
Inventory tracks THC and cannabinoid levels by lot, expiry dates, product bundles and conversions such as pre-rolls and extracts. Offline mode on the native iOS and Android apps keeps stores trading through outages and syncs on reconnect. Greenline University offers free self-directed training for unlimited attendees, and Greenline Capital provides financing.
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Starting at $500/mo CAD per store. Plans sourced from the vendor.
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Greenline FAQ
How much does Greenline cost?+
$500 per store per month, or $5,500 per store annually which saves $500. Enterprise pricing is custom for retailers with 20+ stores, and third-party integrations add $35 per store.
Which provinces is Greenline compliant in?+
BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, New Brunswick, Nunavut and Yukon.
How long does onboarding take?+
Some clients are trained and onboarded within two days; a new store can generally get started in as little as seven days.
How do I cancel?+
With 30 days' notice after the initial one-year licence term.




