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Dutchie vs Flowhub (2026): API, Metrc, NMS2S, writes, pricing and reviews — compared by a neutral integrator

Side-by-side of Dutchie POS and Flowhub on the things an operations team cares about, from vendor documentation and G2, dated and sourced.

By BudAlly

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Dutchie and Flowhub compared
FeatureDutchieFlowhub
US store share (Cannabiz 2024, stores with a known POS)34.5%not published
API accessOne API key per location (HTTP Basic); Certified Partner approval, about 3 business days; keys don't expireClient ID + key issued per integration request; MCP server under the retailer's login (Sep 2026)
WebhooksNo — incremental polling, about 120 requests/min per keyNot documented
ReadsProducts, inventory + lab results, register transactions with line package IDs, customers, discounts, employees, deliveries, purchase ordersProducts, inventory, orders, customers (API omits medical-card expiry)
WritesBrands, customers, tags, journal, drivers, delivery routes, purchase orders. No product or price write; no inventory adjustmentPurchase orders documented; others not documented
Online order into the registerNo create-order API: staff handoff + receipt match-backNot documented
MetrcSystem of record; stores Dutchie and Metrc receipt IDs; API exposure of the Metrc ID unconfirmedSystem of record; in-app discrepancy management
New Mexico NMS2SLive (sales, deliveries, patient validation, voids)Live (sales + medical allotments)
Developer termsPartner approval; data to be used 'safely, securely and responsibly'; public terms not foundMCP terms (new); partner terms not public
Published pricingNoNo (pricing page returns 403)
G2 (Oct 2026)4.5 / 5 · 57 reviewsListed; count not verified
Own AIConsumer AI (voice, agentic commerce, register co-pilot) Jun 2026; Dutchie MCPFlowhub MCP (Sep 2026); 'State of AI in cannabis retail' report
Content you'll find usefulState-laws hub, JD-reviewed and datedIndustry statistics page; Metrc discrepancy guides; state-law pages (some dated 2022)

METHOD

Rows come from each vendor's public documentation, help center or statements and from G2 as of the review date. 'Not documented' means we could not find it publicly; it does not mean the feature is absent. We integrate with both and sell neither.

Bottom line

Dutchie: Broadest read API and the largest installed base; the trade-off is no webhooks and no price/product write, so pricing changes stay manual and 'live' means about fifteen minutes.

Flowhub: Strong Metrc tooling in-app and an early MCP; public API documentation is thinner, so confirm reads and writes you need before you commit.

Neither publishes pricing or exposes the cash drawer or timeclock. If what you want is reconciliation, invoice capture, price intelligence or a cross-store close, both can stay where they are and an operations layer can read from either.