Considered to be the “Uber for cannabis,” Eaze has grown after its launch in July 2014, delivering to more than 200,000 people in 100 Californian cities. The data-driven platform allows medical marijuana patients to place an order on the double and, in certain states, become a card-carrying patient in 10 minutes or less.
The new funding, according to the business, is going to go towards hiring measures, moving into more markets and developing a way to help patients to find the weed strains to best fit them.
Eaze, however, isn’t the only business in the space. There’s Meadow, GreenRush, Nugg and SpeedWeed, to name a few. And so, that funding that Eaze landed will also go toward making a name for itself in its home state of California, as well as other states that are moving into legalization of the substance.
The upcoming election could make a dent in the industry.
“Platforms like Eaze that are setting a new standard for accessibility, safety and professionalism are best positioned to educate and service the future market,” Eaze CEO Keith McCarty said in a statement.
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