A public brand profile that machines can read.

Seven ways. Add products by hand, upload a CSV, or connect a system you already use, Apex Trading, WooCommerce, Shopify, Metrc, or BioTrack. Import once and your catalog populates; update the source and it re-syncs. (Distru and more connectors are on the way.)

$59/month per brand, or $599/year (about two months free), covering every state you sell in. No free trial, cancel anytime. Other platforms charge around $500 per brand, per state, just to host a catalog.

An unclaimed page shows information gathered from public sources so your brand exists in the directory, the images are display-only. Claim your page and you control it: license your content, image sync into menus and kiosks, and full API access. Controls for who can download your images from your public page are rolling out.

Yes. The directory is a public REST API and an MCP server. Any platform that reads it can show your images, and we've written connect guides for the major ones. If a platform isn't listed, it can still read the open API.

It works the other way, by design. We don't push into platforms. Dutchie, Weedmaps, Jane, Treez, Blaze, Flowhub, and retail platforms like Shopify or Square can connect to us at any time: your photos and product info are already live on the open API and MCP server, ready to pull. If you sell on one of them, ask your rep to connect to BrandrAI to pull your brand assets and product photos, and ask your retail partners to request it too.

Yes, and the how depends on the platform. Stores you run yourself (Shopify, Square, BigCommerce, Lightspeed, WooCommerce) turn it on with your own account, no approval needed, and on WordPress our plugin does it for you. Cannabis POS and menus (Dutchie, Treez, Cova, Jane, Blaze, Meadow) apply your images with the store's own access, so we never have to be the platform's partner. Headless and custom sites (Sweed and the rest) point each product at your BrandrAI link. A few tools with no image API mean a quick download-and-upload for now.

No. We match by brand and product name with a confidence score. When we are confident we serve the image, when we are unsure we show options to pick from, and when there is no good match we show nothing. We never guess a wrong photo. Once you claim and verify your catalog, matching is exact against your own images.

Yes, and it's the easiest way. Ask for the brand by name (for example, "all images for Grön") and you get every product that brand has published, each with the correct image link. For a retailer who carries a brand, it's the fastest way to grab all their photos in one shot.

From most reliable to least: the whole brand catalog ("all images for [brand]"), then brand plus the full product name, then brand plus a close name (a word or two off still matches). A single vague word, or a different product that only shares a word, returns nothing on purpose. Rule of thumb: always include the brand, give the fullest product name, and when in doubt pull the whole brand.

Weedmaps is one of the few that lets other platforms pull their portfolio images, but their catalogue costs far more than our flat $59/month, and their business is paid placement. Most other platforms' brand catalogs are internal-only: your images work inside that one system and nowhere else. BrandrAI is the neutral source of truth every menu, kiosk, POS, store, and AI assistant can pull from. If Weedmaps sells for you, keep it, and keep BrandrAI as the source everything else reads.

Yes. You upload them and you control your page. Images you upload are yours to license across menus and kiosks; publicly-gathered placeholder images stay display-only until you claim the page and replace them.

Yes. Your private library holds any file type, product photos, lifestyle shots, videos, documents, and audio, all in one place. The public directory focuses on your product imagery and info.

Yes. Resize, remove backgrounds, and convert image types right inside BrandrAI, so a photo is ready to publish without a separate tool.

Yes. You have a private space that's separate from the public directory. Works in progress and unreleased drops stay private until you choose to publish them.

Every page ships schema.org structured data and is exposed over an MCP server, so AI tools read your correct brand and product info directly, instead of guessing from whatever's scattered around the web.

In a long AI session your brand only exists in the conversation's fading memory: prompt one nails your colors and voice, prompt five is approximating them, prompt ten is inventing them. BrandrAI gives your brand a live, machine-readable page that AI tools re-check at any point in a session. Instead of remembering your brand, they look it up.

For facts and assets, yes: the feed serves your real logo and verified product photos by URL, so tools place the actual file instead of redrawing it from memory (redrawing is where logos get mangled). For fully generated art, the feed supplies the exact palette and references, which keeps generations close, but no data feed can force an image model to be pixel-faithful. That honesty matters to us: verified means verified.

A storage box holds files; it can't answer questions. AI tools can't browse your folders, and neither can menus or marketplaces. BrandrAI is the difference between storing your brand and serving it: one page that people, platforms, and AI all read from, that you update once.

Update once in the directory, and every surface that reads the API, menus, kiosks, marketplaces, AI assistants, reflects the new version. No re-sending files to each platform one at a time.

Yes. We seed pages from public sources so your brand already exists when you find it. Claim it and it becomes fully yours, we'll help you swap in your real logo, colors, and product images.

It's an open API, any menu, kiosk, or tool can read it. Start with the API & MCP docs, or use the form below and we'll help you connect.