Ten great doors beat a hundred cheap ones.
We take brands into regulated markets, cannabis first, and keep them on the shelf. Brand program, sampling team, software, deal structure. One team out of New York.
We never touch the plant. A licensed processor makes and sells the product. The brand acts as agent and gets paid like this:
No cannabis on our books, no inventory risk on yours. Same idea runs through everything else we do. Fees, royalties, a managed monthly fee for software, never a cut of the plant.
October, in the stores.
SYPP Cloud Bar is our sampling team. Our kits, our staff, a report to the brand every month whether the month was good or not. This one was good.
Where do you fit?
BrandsGet into the right doors and stay there. We run the program end to end. Licensed operatorsYou make and sell, we bring brand and demand. Agent model, we never touch the plant. InvestorsHeritage brands, real doors, asset-light. Ask for the brief. SoftwareThe apps Jerome Baker runs on, built for you. Training, rewards, provenance, checkout, field routing, one monthly fee.
Jerome Baker, back on the shelf.
Heritage glass since 1991. We relaunched it as a New York cannabis brand program, glass and streetwear in one display, budtenders trained on all of it. Behind it, our apps: every piece registered with its own QR, store QR codes, in-store checkout, a budtender program with rewards, wholesale signup.
- 1991the year the glass started
- 64states and provinces with buyers
- 1 of 1every piece registered in the app
- Every runsold through
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