The DEA's medical marijuana registration form asks state-licensed operators to declare whether they have standard operating procedures for ordering, receiving, inventories, storage, security, dispensing, distributing, destruction, theft/loss reporting, due diligence, corresponding responsibility, and records maintenance. State-licensed cannabis businesses have informal versions of most of these — but not in a form that survives federal audit. The Federal Compliance Brand Kit gives you all 12 SOPs as editable templates, plus the brand operations layer that goes with them.
Get the Kit · $999 one-time See the 12 SOPsHere's what we've seen on the floor of state-legal dispensaries, manufacturers, and processors — and what changes when federal compliance enters the room.
The Kit is the difference between scrambling when the DEA forms hit your desk and handing the auditor a folder.
Real documents that map directly to what the DEA application asks. Editable Microsoft Word + Google Docs versions. Yours to use today.
Section 5 of the DEA Medical Marijuana Dispensary Application explicitly asks whether your firm has a standard operating procedure for each of these 12 activities. The Kit gives you all 12 as editable templates with industry-standard structure (Purpose, Scope, Procedure, Records, Training, Compliance References, Revision History). You fill in your specifics — the framework is ready.
The DEA application asks for every person who will have access to controlled substances, with names, titles, DOB, SSN, criminal history, state licenses, and disciplinary records. The Kit gives you a pre-built Excel + Google Sheets tracker with all DEA-required fields and ongoing intake form to keep it current.
Supplier intake form + verification SOP. The DEA application requires a list of suppliers and asks about your due diligence process. The Kit gives you both the documentation and the workflow.
The DEA application asks about vaults, safes, secure storage rooms, access controls, alarm systems, and onsite security personnel. The Kit gives you a self-audit checklist mapped to the application's exact questions so you can answer accurately.
Required warning and disclaimer text for the top 10 medical-cannabis states (CA, NY, IL, CO, NM, AZ, MA, MI, NV, PA). Drop-in copy for product pages, packaging, advertising, and email footers. Pack + Updates and Pro subscribers get all 38 states plus quarterly updates.
Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, Refund Policy, and Adverse Event Reporting SOP — written for cannabis dispensary operations, with HIPAA-aware patient data handling and FDA-conscious medical-claim language.
A live reference for which marketing platforms allow cannabis content in 2026 and what the rules look like on each. Plus 50 pre-approved social caption templates, 20 email subject lines, 10 SMS templates — written to pass compliance review.
Drop any draft headline, product description, social post, or email subject line into your BrandrAI workspace. The Claim-Checker agent reviews it against current cannabis advertising regulations — FDA (medical claims), FTC (deceptive advertising), and state-specific rules — and flags banned claims, missing disclaimers, or language that undermines your corresponding-responsibility position. Then it suggests compliant rewrites that keep your voice intact. Requires an active BrandrAI base plan (Launch tier or above).
Three steps. Documents in your hands within an hour of purchase.
Pay once at $999 (or $999 + $99/mo for ongoing updates). Receive a download link by email within the hour. Editable Microsoft Word + Google Docs versions of all 12 SOPs, the persons-with-access tracker, disclaimer library, policy templates, and marketing playbook.
Each SOP has clearly-marked placeholder fields for your specifics — designated personnel, authorization matrices, state-specific procedures, security details. Your team fills in 30-90 minutes per SOP. Have your cannabis-industry attorney review the customized versions before submission.
Reference the SOPs by ID in the DEA application's compliance section. Keep originals on file for DEA inspection. Subscribers on the $99/mo updates plan receive quarterly template refreshes as state and federal rules evolve, plus access to the Claim-Checker agent for ongoing brand operations.
Three tiers, designed around how operators actually buy. Start with the one-time Pack if you need documents in hand by June 26. Add ongoing updates and advisor access only if you need them.
$999 · one-time
For operators who need the documents in hand before the DEA's June 26 expedited window closes.
$999 + $99/mo
For operators who want the templates kept current as state and federal rules evolve.
$499 / month
For multi-license operators with active brand launches who want ongoing compliance review.
One-time Pack purchases are final. Subscriptions can be cancelled anytime from your billing dashboard, no email-the-team friction. The Pack documents are yours to keep regardless.
No. The Federal Compliance Brand Kit is a brand operations product. The templates, voice systems, and audit tools are designed by cannabis operators in consultation with cannabis-industry attorneys, but using the Kit does not create an attorney-client relationship and is not a substitute for licensed legal counsel. For your specific federal registration, banking, or compliance questions, consult a cannabis-industry lawyer. We'll happily refer you to one.
The Kit gets your brand operations — marketing, packaging, content, claims, audit logs — ready for federal-level review. Your operational compliance (DEA registration, state licensing, quality assurance, banking, tax filing) is your responsibility and your operations team's. We make the brand layer one less thing to worry about.
The Kit still delivers significant value at the state level. Most of what makes you "federally ready" — consistent voice, audited content, complete disclaimers, professional labels — is also what wins customers and survives state regulatory audits. The federal angle is a bonus; the operational benefits are immediate.
It depends which tier. The $999 one-time Pack does NOT require a BrandrAI subscription — you buy it, download the editable templates, and use them however you want. The Pack is yours to keep regardless of any other product. The $99/mo Updates subscription and $499/mo Pro tier require an active BrandrAI base plan (starting at $49/mo for Launch) because that's where the in-product Claim-Checker agent, brand guide workspace, and audit trail live.
The templates are structured around DEA's published application requirements + standard pharmacy SOP format (21 CFR Parts 1300-1304). They're document templates, not legal advice. Each operator should have their cannabis-industry attorney review the customized SOPs against their specific operations before submission to DEA. Pro tier subscribers get a quarterly review with a cannabis-industry advisor as part of the subscription — that review is not legal counsel but does flag obvious issues.
Within the hour of purchase. The Pack is delivered as a zipped folder via download link emailed to the address you used at checkout. All files are editable Microsoft Word + Google Docs format. No login required to download.
Quarterly at minimum. Mid-quarter updates whenever a state passes a material change to its cannabis advertising or labeling requirements. You get an in-app notification and an email summary.
Yes, anytime. Cancel from your billing dashboard with one click. Your access continues through the end of your current billing month. No commitment, no cancellation fee, no email-the-team-to-cancel friction. We don't believe in that.
No. The 30-minute review is a brand-operations consultation, not legal representation. If you need privileged legal advice, we'll connect you to attorneys who can take you on as a client separately.
GoBrandReady is the cannabis-vertical brand operations product from BrandrAI. The Kit was developed with input from cannabis-industry advisors with backgrounds in state regulatory work and dispensary operations. We built it because the gap between "state-legal brand operations" and "what a federal regulator expects to see" is wider than most operators realize — and the templates floating around the industry haven't been updated for what rescheduling will require. References available during a sales conversation.
GoBrandReady is a brand-operations service. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. Cannabis remains illegal under federal law as of publication, notwithstanding the rescheduling process referenced. Compliance with state cannabis law does not guarantee compliance with federal law. For your specific federal registration, banking, licensing, or compliance questions, retain a cannabis-industry attorney. We provide brand templates and operational tools. Your operational compliance is your responsibility.