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Glossary

Network median

A benchmark computed from opted-in BudAlly tenants' realized prices (from state-system receipts), shown only with k ≥ 8 contributors and never including rows from Dutchie-connected stores.

Why it matters for price decisions: a store cannot tell from its own receipts whether a price is high or low for its market. A median drawn from realized prices at other opted-in stores gives a reference that is based on what customers actually paid, taken from state-system receipts, not on what a menu displays.

Example: a store sees its eighth-ounce price sitting well above the median for its category. That prompts a review of the price, but the figure only appears when at least eight contributors stand behind it, so no single store's pricing can be read back out of it.

Where this comes up on budally.com

  • k ≥ 8 (k-anonymity)

    BudAlly's rule that no segment, cohort, benchmark or median is shown unless at least 8 contributors (customers, stores or tenants) are in it. Cells below the threshold display '—, k < 8'.

  • Price intelligence

    Comparing your shelf prices, out-the-door, against licensed market data, your own in-store checks and the k ≥ 8 network median — never scraped menus — and drafting repricing above the floor.

Terms that refer here

k ≥ 8 (k-anonymity),Price intelligence