MI Cannabis Data Hub: Sales, Stores, Prices & Tax

The Stoner Review · MI Data HubLast updated November 1, 2026

Michigan’s legal cannabis numbers, in one place. What the market sells each month, what an ounce costs, where the stores are and how cannabis is taxed. Every figure comes from the Cannabis Regulatory Agency or the Michigan Treasury. Each one links to its source and carries an “as of” date. We refresh it weekly.

MI cannabis by the numbers

The quick read. Every figure comes from the Cannabis Regulatory Agency’s monthly reports or the Michigan Treasury. Where we added up monthly figures ourselves, the card says “TSR sum.”

$242.3Madult-use sales in September 2026CRA monthly report · $250.9M a year earlier
$3.05Badult-use sales, Oct 2025 to Sep 2026TSR sum of 12 CRA monthly reports
$3.17Badult-use sales in 2025TSR sum of 12 CRA monthly reports
$15.65Ball-time adult-use sales through September 2026CRA “sales to date” · CRA
837active adult-use retailer licenses, September 2026CRA monthly report
$59.99average retail price of an ounce of flower, September 2026$63.16 a year earlier · CRA
24%new wholesale tax since Jan. 1, 2026, on top of the 10% excise and 6% sales taxMichigan Treasury
43,387people working under Michigan’s medical and adult-use licenses, September 2026CRA
Tracking data, not tax data. CRA’s sales figures come from the state’s seed-to-sale tracking system and are reported by month. They are not tax collections. CRA’s running “sales to date” total can differ slightly from the sum of its monthly totals because earlier months get revised.
Not published by CRA: sales by city, county or store, and a downloadable list of open stores with addresses. CRA reports sales for five broad regions only. Store counts by county below come from Treasury’s revenue-sharing report.

Adult-use sales: month by month

Michigan smokers spent $242.3M at licensed adult-use shops in September 2026, CRA’s latest report shows, compared with $250.9M in September 2025. Over the past 12 months, sales came to $3.05B, by our sum. The best month in that stretch was July 2026, at $270.5M. For all of 2025, sales were $3.17B.

Adult-use sales, latest 12 months (CRA)
Month Total sales Delivery sales Avg. flower price (oz.)
Oct 2025 $267.4M $3.7M $61.91
Nov 2025 $259.3M $3.7M $59.79
Dec 2025 $269.3M $4.0M $58.22
Jan 2026 $226.4M $3.9M $59.07
Feb 2026 $234.2M $3.6M $59.85
Mar 2026 $255.1M $3.8M $61.67
Apr 2026 $258.2M $3.6M $59.05
May 2026 $257.7M $3.6M $59.73
Jun 2026 $252.8M $3.4M $58.18
Jul 2026 $270.5M $3.6M $58.95
Aug 2026 $258.8M $3.4M $60.33
Sep 2026 $242.3M $3.2M $59.99
12 months $3.05B $43.5M
Source: CRA monthly reports (Oct 2025, Nov 2025, Dec 2025, Jan 2026, Feb 2026, Mar 2026, Apr 2026, May 2026, Jun 2026, Jul 2026, Aug 2026, Sep 2026). Delivery is included in total sales. 12-month totals are TSR sums.

What Michigan bought in September 2026

Flower still leads. It brought in $98.7M, or 41% of adult-use sales in September 2026. Vape cartridges and the concentrates sold for vapes together made up 37%. Edibles were 8%.

Adult-use sales by product, September 2026 (CRA)
Product Sales Share
Flower $98.7M 40.8%
Shake and trim $20.5M 8.4%
Vape cartridges $46.6M 19.2%
Inhalable concentrates (for vapes) $41.9M 17.3%
Concentrates $12.7M 5.2%
Edibles $19.6M 8.1%
Drinks and other infused liquids $2.1M 0.9%
Topicals and other infused solids $0.2M 0.1%
All adult-use $242.3M 100%
Source: CRA Monthly Report, September 2026, “Sales by Product Type.” CRA product types grouped by TSR (concentrates include kief).

Sales by region, September 2026

CRA splits sales into five regions. East and Southeast Michigan sold the most, $92.7M. Wayne County, which CRA reports on its own, sold $28.5M.

Adult-use sales by CRA region, September 2026
Region Sales Share
East and Southeast $92.7M 38%
Southwest $78.8M 33%
Wayne $28.5M 12%
Upper Lower and UP $27.8M 11%
Mid Lower $14.5M 6%
Michigan $242.3M 100%
Source: CRA Monthly Report, September 2026, “Sales By Region.” CRA does not list which counties fall in each region in this report.

Where the stores are: 860 retail licenses in 74 counties

CRA counted 837 active adult-use retailer licenses in September 2026. CRA does not publish those stores by county. The best official county count comes from Treasury, which shares marijuana tax money with every county that hosts a store. Its report lists 860 retail stores and microbusinesses in 74 counties as of Sept. 30, 2025, plus 8 on tribal land. Wayne County led with 98, 61 of them in Detroit. Treasury’s count is a year older than CRA’s and counts stores differently, so the two totals don’t match.

Retail stores and microbusinesses by county, Sept. 30, 2025 (Treasury)
County Licenses
Wayne 98
Oakland 49
Berrien 48
Washtenaw 44
Kent 39
Genesee 35
Ingham 35
Macomb 35
Kalamazoo 29
Muskegon 24
Calhoun 22
Jackson 20
Monroe 20
Lenawee 19
St Joseph 19
Bay 18
Saginaw 18
Branch 17
Van Buren 17
Isabella 15
All 74 counties 860
Source: Treasury, Adult-Use Marijuana Distributions, FY 2025. Top 20 counties shown.

Active adult-use licenses

CRA reported 2,136 active adult-use licenses in September 2026. Besides 837 retailers, that included 797 large Class C growers, 270 processors and 6 designated consumption lounges. CRA also listed 321 retailers approved for home delivery.

Active adult-use licenses by type, September 2026 (CRA)
License type Active
Class A Marijuana Grower 10
Class B Marijuana Grower 67
Class C Marijuana Grower 797
Excess Grower 61
Processor 270
Retailer 837
Class A Microbusiness 8
Microbusiness 6
Secure Transporter 20
Safety Compliance Facility 19
Designated Consumption Establishment 6
Educational Research License 1
Marijuana Event Organizer 32
Temporary Marijuana Event 2
All 2136
Source: CRA Monthly Report, September 2026

Taxes on MI cannabis

Adult-use cannabis in Michigan now carries three state taxes. Shoppers pay the 10% excise tax and the 6% sales tax at the register. Since Jan. 1, 2026, a 24% wholesale tax has also applied when a grower or processor sells to a retailer, according to Treasury.

Taxes on adult-use cannabis (Treasury)
What Rate Notes
Adult-use excise tax 10% On retail sales. Treasury RAB 2026-3
State sales tax 6% On retail sales. Treasury RAB 2026-3
Wholesale marijuana tax 24% On the wholesale price, since Jan. 1, 2026. Treasury RAB 2026-3

The 10% excise tax pays for local governments, schools and roads. For fiscal 2025, Treasury sent $93.8M to cities, villages, townships, counties and tribes that host stores, or $54,017.10 for each licensed store or microbusiness. That was 30% of the fund. The rest went to K-12 schools and roads, 35% each.

Sources: Treasury FY 2025 distributions, Treasury revenue-sharing page.

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FAQ

How much legal cannabis does Michigan sell?

CRA reported $242.3M in adult-use sales in September 2026. Sales from Oct 2025 to Sep 2026 added up to $3.05B, and 2025 sales were $3.17B.

How many dispensaries are in Michigan?

CRA counted 837 active adult-use retailer licenses in September 2026. Treasury counted 860 licensed retail stores and microbusinesses in 74 counties as of Sept. 30, 2025, for tax sharing.

What is the cannabis tax in Michigan?

Adult-use cannabis carries a 10% excise tax and the 6% sales tax at retail. Since Jan. 1, 2026, a 24% wholesale tax also applies when product is sold to a retailer.

How much does an ounce of weed cost in Michigan?

CRA reported an average retail flower price of $59.99 an ounce in September 2026, compared with $63.16 a year earlier.

Which Michigan county has the most dispensaries?

Wayne County, with 98 licensed retail stores and microbusinesses on Treasury’s Sept. 30, 2025, list, including 61 in Detroit.

Sources & methodology

TSR's compilation is licensed CC BY 4.0. Reuse with credit to The Stoner Review and a link to this page. Underlying figures come from the Michigan Cannabis Regulatory Agency’s monthly statistical reports and the Michigan Department of Treasury.

  • Sales: CRA’s monthly “Sales by Product Type” totals for adult-use establishments, as published. Yearly and 12-month totals are TSR sums. A month whose product rows do not add up to its total is withheld.
  • Prices: CRA’s “Average Retail Flower Price (oz.)” for adult-use, as published.
  • Licenses: CRA’s “Active Licenses” table for adult-use establishments.
  • Stores by county: the licenses column in Treasury’s fiscal 2025 adult-use distribution report, which counts retail stores and microbusinesses as of Sept. 30, 2025.
  • Gaps: CRA does not publish sales by county or store. We don’t fill holes with guesses or third-party estimates.
  • Refresh: the desk updates this page weekly. Spot an error? Use the contact page and we’ll fix it.

Sources

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  25. Revenue Administrative Bulletin 2026-3 (wholesale marijuana tax), Michigan Department of Treasury. Accessed November 1, 2026.

Last updated: · Data file version 2026-11-01. Cite as: The Stoner Review, “Michigan Cannabis Data Hub,” https://thestonerreview.com/pages/mi-cannabis-data (accessed November 1, 2026).