For dispensaries with a deals page on their own website
Your deals page says $25. Your menu says $40.
I rebuild your deals page from one deal sheet, check every deal against your live menu, and hand you the list of what disagrees. One fixed price. Three business days.
- Price
- $450 fixed
- Turnaround
- 3 business days
- Deposit
- 50% up front
This week’s deals
- House prerolls10 for $25
- Gummies 25% offMonday
- Vape carts2 for $50
- First visit30% off
- Flower eighths$20 each
Video slot. Short explainer goes here (16:9).
The problem with most deals pages
The menu updates itself. The deals page waits for a person.
Your menu provider pulls prices and stock from your POS. Dutchie’s own help center puts the menu sync at every 5 to 20 minutes. The deals page on your website changes only when someone on your team edits the page.
Specials change weekly. The page drifts. A customer reads one price on your site and another on your menu.
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In October 2026 I compared six metro Detroit dispensary websites with their own Dutchie menus. Five disagreed on specials, hours or terms, or showed an empty deals page. One matched.
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dispensary sites I examined keep their deals as a hand-typed page.
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run their menu on Dutchie, directly or through a wrapper.
What the drift looked like
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A daily preroll deal listed at one price on the website and a higher price on the live menu.
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A gummy discount on Monday on the website and on Wednesday on the menu.
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New-customer and veteran terms worded one way on the site and another way on the menu.
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A “Weekly Deals” page with a heading and no deals, while the menu listed about 21 specials.
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A holiday promo from November 2025 still the newest block on the homepage.
Checked October 14, 2026, on public pages only. Stores are not named.
What $450 gets you
One deals page you trust, and the proof behind every line.
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A rebuilt deals page
Every deal as one structured line: deal name, products covered, price, store, start and end dates, terms. Built from one deal sheet you approve, in CSV or Excel.
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An accuracy check
Each deal’s price and product set compared against your public menu on a stated date and time. Every mismatch listed for your team to fix in the POS or menu provider.
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No expired deals
Old deals come off the page. Every deal shows its dates. The page shows a “last checked” date.
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A weekly template and how-to
The same deal sheet as a weekly update template, plus a one-page how-to, so your staff repeat the update without me.
Price
$450 fixed
Clock
3 business days from deal sheet and website access
Payment
Half up front. The balance on delivery.
Not included
- Editing prices or products in your POS or menu provider. Those systems are your source of truth and sit behind your admin login.
- Menu widget changes and integrations.
- Compliance review of promotional claims. That belongs with your counsel.
- New deal design.
How it works
Three steps. One sheet in, one checked page out.
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Send the sheet
Your current deals in one CSV or Excel sheet, plus editor access to your website. The three-day clock starts when both are in.
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I rebuild and check
I rebuild the deals page and compare every deal against your live menu. The date and time of the check go on the report.
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You get the page and the list
The live deals page, the mismatch list, the weekly template and the how-to. Your team fixes the menu side, and both pages say the same thing.
Do you change prices in Dutchie or my POS?
No. Your POS and menu provider hold the real prices and sit behind your admin login. I list every mismatch, and your team fixes those in the POS or menu admin.
Which menus do you check against?
The public menu your site embeds or links to: Dutchie, Jane, Weedmaps or Leafly.
Which website platforms?
Deals pages on WordPress, Wix, Webflow or Squarespace, with editor access to the site.
One store or several?
The $450 covers one deals page built from one deal sheet. More stores or more pages get a written quote first.
Have you done this for dispensaries before?
I built independent, unpaid demonstrations of deal-page QA for dispensary menus. Before going independent I ran a wholesale catalog of 14,000+ SKUs for nearly five years. My work is at lab.mousabatarseh.com.
Is this part of Catalog Rescue?
No. Catalog Rescue is a separate service for product catalog cleanup. This page covers one job: your deals page.
Start here
Send your deals page.
Tell me where your deals live and which menu you use. I reply within one business day with questions, or a quote and the date the check runs.
Prefer email? hireme@mousabatarseh.com