Quick answer: A cannabis brand cosign is a collaboration where an established brand stands behind a newer brand by putting both names on the product, packaging and marketing. With the Potent Roots Cosign, brands get co-branded bags, a Potent Roots strain and merch, with packages from $5,000 to $20,000.
Why a cosign matters
Launching a new cannabis brand is hard. Customers are loyal to names they know. A cosign borrows trust from an established brand so your first drop gets noticed.
How the Potent Roots Cosign works
- Apply on the Potent Roots Cosign page.
- Have a strategy call with the Potent Roots team.
- Lock in your strain and co-branded design.
- Launch with support from the Potent Roots community.
Potent Roots Cosign packages
- $5,000 Starter: strain auto-selected by Potent Roots, custom bag design, mylar bags, stickers and an Instagram announcement.
- $10,000 Pro: choose from existing Potent Roots strains, plus LB bags, boxes, lighters and a merch package.
- $20,000 Full Stamp: a custom dedicated strain, full merch package, website store setup and the Potent Roots and Flow187 stamp.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Potent Roots Cosign cost?
Potent Roots Cosign packages start at $5,000, with Pro at $10,000 and Full Stamp at $20,000.
Do I get my own strain?
The $20,000 Full Stamp Cosign includes a custom dedicated strain. The $10,000 Pro lets you choose from existing Potent Roots strains, and the $5,000 Starter includes an auto-selected strain.
Who can apply?
Licensed dispensaries, cultivators, cannabis brands, smoke shops, lifestyle brands, artists and creators can apply. Cannabis products must be handled by licensed businesses under local law.
About Potent Roots
Potent Roots is a premium cannabis brand and branding company. Shop Potent Roots Merch, learn about the Potent Roots Cosign program (packages starting at $5,000), and follow @potentroots_ on Instagram.
Written by Potent Roots Staff. For adults 21+ only. Always follow the cannabis laws where you live. This article is for general information and is not legal advice.