Data & Trust
Montana cannabis data you can make decisions with.
Public menus are messy. Scannabis refreshes, standardizes, and labels the evidence so pricing, buying, sales, and market research start from a clearer basis.
Decision-ready means
98% SKU-level reads
Product-by-product comparisons where the source supports them.
Pre-tax normalization
Like-for-like prices across tax-inclusive and pre-tax menus.
Freshness stays visible
The last good read remains labeled when a source misses a nightly refresh.
How it stays useful
Capture, normalize, then show the limits.
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Capture nightly
Read public products, prices, brands, and update times from tracked menus.
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Normalize and validate
Standardize categories, sizes, tax basis, and obvious outliers before comparison.
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Label and review
Keep weaker or stale sources visible, and review and correct the problems customers report.
Questions buyers should ask
What a number means — and what it does not.
How current is this menu?
Every tracked store keeps its latest good menu check visible. A missed refresh does not silently become a current read.
Are prices compared on the same basis?
Scannabis normalizes visible shelf prices to a pre-tax basis before comparing stores, cities, or products.
Are these actually comparable products?
Categories, formats, sizes, and brands are standardized before comparison. Product-level analysis appears only where the source supports it.
What happens to a questionable listing?
Implausible prices and weaker source types are labeled for review. Customers can report an issue from any listing, and we review and correct it.
The line Scannabis does not cross
Public-menu availability is not real-time inventory. Scannabis does not claim to show wholesale pricing, unit sales, sell-through, or private store data unless a customer separately provides and authorizes it.