Why Our Prices Look Too Good to Be True (and Why They Aren’t)

We get a version of the same message again and again. Someone finds the menu, reads the prices, and writes in to ask whether the numbers are real, whether there’s a catch at checkout, or whether the product is somehow different from what they’d get at a dispensary counter. Fair questions. If you’ve been shopping for cannabis in Las Vegas for a while, you’ve been trained to expect that a good menu price turns into a worse receipt.

So here’s the full explanation of how All Day Official prices the menu, why the numbers land where they do, and what’s actually going on behind them.

The number you see is the number you pay

Start with the part that trips people up most. Every price on the All Day menu already includes tax. Most Las Vegas menus show a pre-tax price and then add 10% cannabis excise plus 8.375% Clark County sales tax at the register, roughly 18% on top. We put that in the listed price instead.

That means our menu is doing something the others aren’t: it’s showing you a receipt, not a starting point. If you compare our $40 to someone else’s $40, you’re comparing a finished price to an unfinished one. Compare our $40 to their $47 and change and you’ll see where the gap really is. We wrote up the whole thing on our taxes-included pricing page, and if you want the raw math, see how much tax is on weed in Las Vegas.

Delivery is free on qualifying orders, the minimum is $50, and there’s no fee or tip prompt at the door. Nothing is added after you tap checkout.

One markup, applied the same way to everything

The second thing people ask is whether some items are priced low to pull you in while others make up the difference. They aren’t.

We use a single, standardized markup across the menu. Every product carries the same margin rule, whether it’s an All Day concentrate, a partner-brand edible or a pre-roll. We don’t run loss leaders, we don’t inflate a base price so a discount looks bigger, and we don’t price one category high to subsidize another. A good price on one item isn’t a signal that you’re overpaying somewhere else on the same order.

That’s also why the menu doesn’t move around much. When the rule is fixed, prices only change when our cost changes.

Everyday pricing instead of a deal calendar

A lot of Las Vegas dispensaries run on a calendar: a discount for one category on Monday, a different one Wednesday, a weekend special, a text at 9am telling you what’s on sale until noon. If you’re organized about it, you can do well. Most people aren’t, and they end up paying the full pre-tax price plus tax on whatever they needed that day.

We took the other approach. Instead of rotating discounts you have to time, the standing price is the good price, and it’s the same at 10am on a Thursday as it is at 9pm on a Sunday. Our All Day Deals are standing bundles, not a rotating calendar, and the All Day Wallet earns on every order rather than only on promo days. First-time customers also get a welcome offer on their first order, explained on the new customer page.

The trade is simple. You give up the game of chasing the right day. In exchange, you never get caught paying the wrong price.

Where the room in the price comes from

This is the part that actually answers the “how” question.

All Day’s concentrates and vapes start with cannabis grown at Snow Mountain, the same site the delivery runs out of. That material doesn’t pass through a wholesale market, get marked up by a distributor, and then get marked up again at retail. It goes from the grow to the extraction lab to the menu with one price step in between.

Every hand a product passes through on its way to a shelf adds a margin. When you remove the middle steps, you remove those margins. We could keep that difference. We chose to pass it through to delivery customers instead, because a lower everyday price does more for us than a fatter margin on fewer orders.

That’s the whole explanation. There’s no discount inventory, no shortcut on testing, and no fine print. The products on the menu are the same products, lab-tested and labeled, that you’d expect from any licensed source in Nevada; we just don’t have as many people between the plant and your door.

What “too good to be true” usually means in cannabis

People are right to be suspicious. A price that’s far below the market often means one of three things: the product isn’t tested, the seller isn’t licensed, or the price isn’t real once you get to the register. We’ve written about the first two in our piece on what lab tests reveal about black-market cannabis. The third is the one this page is about.

All Day fails all three tests for a scam. Everything is tested and labeled, the operation is licensed under the Las Vegas Paiute Tribe’s cannabis compact, and the menu price is the final price. What’s left is a business that grows the inputs for its own concentrates and vapes, applies one markup, and skips the deal calendar. That’s a pricing model, not a trick.

How to check for yourself

You don’t have to take our word for it. Pull up any Las Vegas menu, take a product you know, multiply its listed price by 1.18375, and compare that number to the same product on our menu. Do it for a full order, not one item, and include any delivery fee the other service charges. Then order once and look at the receipt.

The menu has today’s prices, the delivery map shows whether we reach you, and if anything on this page raises a question we didn’t answer, contact us and ask. We’d rather explain it than have you wonder.

Pricing FAQ

Are All Day’s menu prices really the final price? Yes. Tax is included in every listed price, delivery is free on orders of $50 or more, and nothing is added at checkout or at the door.

How can your prices be lower than what I’m used to paying? Usually they aren’t as far apart as they look once you add tax to the other menu. Beyond that, All Day’s concentrates and vapes start with cannabis grown at Snow Mountain, which removes the wholesale and distribution markups, and we apply one standardized markup across the menu.

Do you run daily deals? No. We run everyday pricing plus standing All Day Deals bundles. There’s no calendar to time.

Is the product different from what a dispensary sells? No. Everything on the menu is lab-tested and labeled. Partner brands on our menu are the same products those brands sell elsewhere.

Do prices change? Only when our costs change. Because the markup is fixed, you won’t see prices jump around from day to day.