The website
stiiizy.com is the brand’s home. The site shows products, California prices, a store list and a green BUY NOW button.
Independent study and proposal for STIIIZY
stiiizy.com shows the products. Separate store menus take the order. Nothing visible keeps the two in sync, so links break and prices drift after the click. This page shows where, why, and a two-week fix.
01stiiizy.com
The brand site. Shoppers pick a product here.
02Store menu
A separate system. Shoppers pay here.

Tropic Jack - 3.5G
$23 Tax included
BUY NOW
?STIIIZY - Black Label - Tropic Jack - 3.5g
$23 on stiiizy.com
Price changed
23 of 77
product links return a 404
5 of 10
featured prices differ at the menu
404
The Michigan store link returns an error and bounces shoppers home.
Public pages, checked October 24, 2026. Not commissioned or endorsed by STIIIZY.
The evidence, product by product
Every tile is one product link, followed on October 24, 2026. The crossed-out price is what stiiizy.com showed. The bold price is what the menu listed. 21 differed (2 only in the strain label), 5 opened a page reading Product not found and 3 matched.

Pickup, DTLANot found
Pineapple Chunks
$23 Not found
Menu says Product not found

Pickup, DTLANot found
Durban Lime Smalls
$25 Not found
Menu says Product not found

Pickup, DTLANot found
Lemon Cherry Gelato
$23 Not found
Menu says Product not found

Pickup, DTLANot found
Lemon Thai
$74 Not found
Menu says Product not found

Pickup, DTLANot found
Purple Kryptonite
$130 Not found
Menu says Product not found

DeliveryDiffers
BAR - Dual Pods Battery
$40 $30
Price differs

Pickup, DTLADiffers
Watermelon Wave - 100MG
$10 $7
Price differs

DeliveryDiffers
Watermelon Wave - 100MG
$18 $14
Price differs

Pickup, DTLADiffers
Tropic Jack - 3.5G
$23 $18.40
Price, size differs

DeliveryDiffers
Tropic Jack - 3.5G
$27 $28
Price, size, stock differs

Pickup, DTLADiffers
Liquid Diamonds Pod - .5G Purple Zlushie
$14 both sides
Strain label differs

Pickup, DTLADiffers
Infused 40s Joints 1G Strawnana
$14 both sides
Strain label differs

Pickup, DTLADiffers
LA Octane
$23 $18.40
Price, strain label differs

DeliveryDiffers
Strawberry Cough
$16 $18
Price differs

DeliveryDiffers
Magic Melon
$16 $18
Price differs

DeliveryDiffers
Magic Melon
$31 $32
Price differs

DeliveryDiffers
Strawberry Mango
$31 $32
Price differs

DeliveryDiffers
Cereal Milk
$16 $18
Price differs

DeliveryDiffers
Watermelon Z
$16 $18
Price differs

DeliveryDiffers
Strawnana
$16 $18
Price differs

DeliveryDiffers
King Louis Xiii
$16 $18
Price differs

DeliveryDiffers
Pink Acai
$16 $18
Price differs

DeliveryDiffers
Purple Punch
$31 $32
Price differs

DeliveryDiffers
Pineapple Express
$31 $32
Price differs

DeliveryDiffers
King Louis Xiii
$31 $32
Price differs

DeliveryDiffers
Skywalker Og
$16 $18
Price differs

Pickup, DTLAMatch
BAR - Dual Pods Battery
$30 both sides
Everything matches

DeliveryMatch
Liquid Diamonds Pod - .5G Purple Zlushie
$18 both sides
Everything matches

DeliveryMatch
Infused 40s Joints 1G Strawnana
$18 both sides
Everything matches
Product photos from stiiizy.com product cards, October 24, 2026. Prices from the linked Flowhub pickup menu (DTLA) or the shop.stiiizy.com delivery menu.
stiiizy.com is the brand’s home. The site shows products, California prices, a store list and a green BUY NOW button.
Buying happens somewhere else. Pickup orders run on a Flowhub menu at stiiizy.dispensary.shop. California delivery runs on a second system at shop.stiiizy.com. Each menu holds the live price, the THC figure and the stock count for one store.
The BUY NOW button is a hand-off. The website hands the shopper to a menu on a different domain. Nothing on the public pages shows the two sides syncing. This study follows one shopper across the hand-off: what they see before the click, what they get after, and how far the two sides have drifted apart.
The store menus are native pages, not iframes, with tax-included prices and an Add-to-bag button. STIIIZY has 65 California stores, a delivery service and Michigan stores with live menus of their own (Ferndale, Kalamazoo and Battle Creek checked). The pieces exist. The gap sits between them.
65 stores: STIIIZY press release, October 13, 2026. Michigan menus: stiiizy.dispensary.shop/ferndale, /kalamazoo and /battlecreek, October 24, 2026.
Symptom 01 / 05
Each card shows a real product, a real link and what happened on October 24, 2026. Open any URL in a browser and the result repeats.
Nothing visible keeps the website and the store menus in sync.
product links across 37 cannabis pages returned 404
All 5 buttons on the Batteries page (two labelled DISCONTINUED). 7 of 7 on the 40's Blunts page. 5 of 6 on the Black Label flower page, which open a Flowhub page reading "Product not found".

stiiizy.com

$10Featured pickup price
DTLA store menu

$7.0030% deal at the menu
The $7.00 is a 30 percent deal on the regular $10. The $18.40 is a 20 percent deal on $23, which the menu runs on Thursdays and Saturdays. October 24 was a Saturday. Neither pickup card mentions the menu deal. On the pre-rolls the card is the lower number. A higher price on the brand site is the first price the shopper sees. A lower one is the price they expect at the cart. Both were on the same page on the same day.

States → Michigan, main navigation
The link returns 404 and bounces to the home page. The MI tab on product pages opens the California store list. Meanwhile, Ferndale (642 E 9 Mile Rd), Kalamazoo (5303 Portage Rd, Portage) and Battle Creek (859 Capital Ave SW) have live menus on the same Flowhub account, and the locator data lists 35 Michigan retailers within 25 miles of Detroit.
The data exists. The website never reads the menu data.
Offer price in the Product schema on 33 of 134 product URLs, all cannabis products, marked InStock
The brand pages show prices, but no THC or stock. The Flowhub pickup menu carries no Product schema and canonicalizes to an ID URL.
Search test ran on a non-Google engine. Treat as a weak signal.
404 pages hidden by a redirect to another page
Shopify answers 404. Then the theme's 404 template runs window.location.replace. Product paths lead to the products index. Other paths lead to the store list, delivery page or home page. The visitor sees another page instead of the error. The effect on analytics is inferred. No analytics account was inspected.
The redirect replaces the error page. The analytics baseline is unknown.
Inferred: the effect on analytics needs GA4 access. The redirect itself was observed in the page code.
stiiizy.com (Shopify theme)

Copied price
Tropic Jack · 3.5g
$23
Nothing visible checks one side against the other.
Store menus (Flowhub pickup, Omnigreen delivery)

DTLA pickup price
Tropic Jack · 3.5g
$18.40
Copies rot. The brand site holds copies. Both menus publish the originals in their page code, today, on every product page. The fix is reading instead of retyping.
Pick one of 24 real cards from stiiizy.com. Follow the path to the menu. See what changed. Every value was collected on October 24, 2026 from public pages. Nothing here touches a live system.
Reading the October 24 snapshot.
The take-away
Every record from this check in one workbook, ready to hand to a team. Each row carries its fix, an Owner and a Status, so the list turns into assigned work. The Blank sheet repeats the test next month.
Download the ledger (xlsx) 59 KBSnapshot of October 24, 2026. Priority scores rank repair work. They are modeled and do not measure sales.
Summary
106 open items
Dead links, price gaps and state paths counted in one place.
Links
77 product links
HTTP answer, verdict, fix, owner and status for each link.
Prices
29 price checks
Website price against menu price, the gap and any menu deal.
States
7 states
The link the site shows today and the menu that exists.
Stores
11 store records
Address, phone and hours, website against menu.
Blank
Next run
An empty copy of Links and Prices with the formulas, to repeat the test.
Each fix stands on its own. None of them is a redesign. Effort estimates come from public pages and move with internal access.
Remove the redirect from the 404 template. Put a store finder and a search box on the page. Visitors get an answer. Add an error event, then verify the count in analytics.
One template · Shopify theme editor
A Flowhub search URL, /dtla/rec/search?search=tropic+jack&brand=STIIIZY, avoids a specific variant ID. Seven of the eleven saved variant links were dead. Lot retirement is a plausible cause, which needs vendor confirmation. Repoint the 77 links, then check each destination.
77 links · Shopify theme editor
A script reads every card and link on stiiizy.com, opens each target, reads the menu’s own page data and emails a diff. Dead links and price gaps show up the next morning.
The script behind this page, scheduled · No platform access needed
Replace the fixed prices in the page code with the menu’s price, cached for an hour, with “See price at your store” as the fallback when the read fails.
One theme section, one small service · Theme editor, a cache
A single list of states, stores and menu URLs drives the header buttons, the featured block and every product tab. Michigan gets Ferndale, Kalamazoo and Battle Creek. Nevada and Illinois get their partner list instead of weedmaps.com.
One data file, three templates · Theme editor, store list owner
Proposals built from public pages. Internal access changes effort and order.
Working prototype
One switch flips the same pages between Today and Fixed: menu prices with their deals, no dead Buy now links, a path to the three Michigan stores, and a real 404 page with a store finder.
Open the prototype →
Fixes today’s copies. Another price or link change creates the same drift. The redirect stays and keeps hiding the next failure.
Keeps the shopper on the brand domain and loses the search engines. Planet 13 runs this way today. Its embedded Dutchie menu is marked noindex, so those products do not rank under planet13.com.
One system, and marketing loses everything Shopify gives them today: pages, blog, merch, Klaviyo. Flowhub Ecommerce runs store menus. I found no public brand site running on top of one.
2,177 SKUs, 65 stores and prices per store. A copy machine maintained by hand at a larger scale. The same problem, multiplied.
The choice
Read, do not retype.
The constraint
No official feed is confirmed for either menu platform, only the page data each one publishes. So the first step reads public page data and fails loudly when the structure changes. Loud failure is the point. Today the failure is silent.
What would change the choice
Flowhub or Omnigreen offering a supported product feed or domain mapping. Then the menus belong under stiiizy.com and the brand pages read from the feed.
The boundary
The two menus disagree on THC for the same pod, 79.452 percent on pickup and 84.47 percent on delivery. Two lots are a plausible reason. A website displays one figure and names the source. The disagreement itself is a product-data matter upstream of any website.
Dead product links
23 → 0
Baseline 23 of 77. Target 0, held for 30 days.
Home-page price gaps
5 → 0
Baseline 5 of 10. Target 0 of 10, checked nightly.
Visible 404s in analytics
unknown → tracked
Baseline unknown. GA4 was not inspected. Add an error event and establish the count, then measure change.
Michigan visitors reaching a Michigan menu
∅ → 2 clicks
Baseline impossible from the brand site. Target two clicks from the home page.
Baselines from October 24, 2026. Targets are proposals.
Public pages only, read on October 24, 2026 between 17:21 and 18:30 UTC with a browser, curl and the page data each menu publishes. No account, no login, no internal access, no contact with STIIIZY. Every figure is dated and comes from a public page. The Sources list below names each one.
Seven years building and running online stores and the catalogs behind them: Shopify, WooCommerce and WordPress, catalogs of 14,000+ SKUs, platform migrations with redirects, promotional calendars, and the QA which keeps a launch honest. Based in Warren, Michigan, fifteen minutes from your Ferndale store.
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