A storefront lane built around your menu
We stand up a retailer-specific public lane, keep the catalog scoped to your slug, and let your menu remain the source of truth.
For licensed retailers
Launch a customer-facing delivery lane without rebuilding your stack.
This page is for Massachusetts retailers evaluating BudHub as a delivery partner lane. The public storefront stays customer-first; this page explains how a retailer plugs into that experience without sending customers to a generic third-party flow.
Retailer fit
Best for licensed retailers that want delivery to feel like part of their brand, not a separate app.
Use case
Greater Boston launch retailers
Integration model
POS-connected or approved bridge lane
Commerce scope
Menu, checkout, delivery handoff, support
Reporting
Retailer-ready visibility into order flow
What retailers get
More than a menu embed.
Delivery support behind the customer flow
The storefront is backed by real delivery operations, customer support posture, and handoff visibility instead of a menu page with nowhere to go.
Retailer-facing visibility
Order state, route activity, and support context live in one system so retailer teams can see what happened without stitching together multiple tools.
Onboarding path
How a retailer goes live with BudHub
Step 01
Define the retailer lane
We confirm the store identity, public slug, launch area, and the right integration path for your current menu or POS provider.
Step 02
Connect the menu and verify inventory
We sync the live catalog or approved mirror, then validate menu accuracy before customers ever see the lane.
Step 03
Launch the customer flow
Once the menu is right, the lane goes live with checkout, support, and delivery visibility intact.
What we need
Clean inputs. Faster launch.
We do not need you to replace your current systems on day one. We need a clean menu path, a defined store identity, and agreement on how support, promos, and inventory updates should flow.
- Read-only menu access or an approved provider connection
- A final slug and store identity for the public lane
- Agreement on promos, loyalty coexistence, and support handoff
- Optional inventory webhook or sync cadence once provider access is live
Territory
Greater Boston first, then outward by retailer readiness
Loyalty path
Retailer-compatible promos, referrals, and optional loyalty hooks
Next step
If you already operate a menu, we can talk now.
Reach out for the retailer packet, integration conversation, and rollout plan. We will walk through your current stack, the right onboarding path, and how your lane would go live inside BudHub.
Retailer inquiry
Tell us about your retail lane.
Send the basics and we will reply with the retailer packet, onboarding path, and the right integration conversation.