Published in cooperation between Smoakland and East Bay Express.
In a market full of markups and middlemen, Smoakland keeps it simple. We bring high-quality cannabis straight from the source to the people. No inflated narratives, no unnecessary layers—just a model built on access, consistency and real value.
By working directly with cultivators, Smoakland delivers cannabis that’s not only more affordable, but cleaner, with a smaller environmental footprint. Less energy, fewer emissions and a closer connection to the plant itself.
That same mindset carries into the experience. Bigger savings mean bigger value—that’s why Smoakland offers daily combo deals, giving customers more of what they love for less. Think Costco, but for cannabis. As Northern California’s premier cannabis delivery service, known for the iconic $49 ounce, Smoakland is committed to making quality cannabis accessible, affordable and convenient for everyone across the Bay Area and beyond.
Since launching in Oakland in 2018, Smoakland has revolutionized the cannabis experience by offering premium products at prices that challenge traditional retail. Rooted in the Bay, the brand continues to reflect the culture that shaped it. A recent collaboration with Beeda Weeda—Hella Hyphy—taps directly into that local energy: independent, unapologetic and true to the region.
Now, Smoakland is gearing up for its biggest 4/20 yet.
- Early Access (April 6–14): Up to 75 percent off sitewide! Grab favorites like Grapejuice Stomper for $9.50 or El Sol Gummies for just $4.20.
- 420 Sellathon (April 15–20): The main event! New combo deals, flash sales and rotating offers—all designed to maximize your savings.
- Post-420 (April 21–26): Keep the celebration going with fresh bundles and discounts.
There’s also a curated 99-cent menu, available exclusively through the app, unlocking select flower, pre-rolls, gummies and vapes at a price point that speaks for itself.
Bay Area, Sacramento and beyond—tap in at smoakland.com and see what happens when the middleman disappears.
