Oct 19, 2026
Alexis 420 has launched a free directory of 9,777 licensed cannabis dispensaries in 36 states and Washington, DC. Every listing comes from an official state license list, with posted hours, open-now status and delivery details for each store.
Virginia Beach, United States, October 19, 2026 -- Alexis 420, a licensed dispensary directory, has launched at https://alexis420.com/. The free site lists 9,777 licensed dispensaries across 36 states and Washington, DC, in 2,947 cities and towns. Every store on the site appears on its state's official cannabis license list, so shoppers searching for dispensaries near them see only shops the state has licensed.
Finding a licensed dispensary is harder than it sounds. Smoke shops and unlicensed stores often use the word "dispensary," map listings stay up after stores close, and posted hours do not always match the door. Alexis 420 starts from the source instead. Each state that allows cannabis sales keeps a public list of the stores it licenses. The directory is built from those lists, and each store page shows the license details the state publishes along with the date the list was pulled.

The counts come straight from the state lists, as of October 16, 2026. Of the 9,777 licensed dispensaries listed, 3,746 sell to adults only, 2,744 serve medical patients only and 3,287 serve both. California, Oklahoma, Michigan, Florida and New York have the most licensed stores on the site.
Shoppers can search by city, ZIP code or store name. Results are sorted by distance and show which stores are open right now, using each store's own time zone, along with which are open late and which mention delivery. Store pages carry the address, phone, website, menu link and hours. For 18 states, a "Before you go" section sums up the state's basic rules, such as the legal age and how much a person may buy.
Listing is free, and no store pays to appear in the directory. When a license expires or a store closes, it comes off the list. Any shop can ask to be removed, and those requests are honored.
Dispensary owners can claim their store's listing at no cost at https://alexis420.com/owners/. Once a listing is claimed, the owner can correct hours, add photos and a menu link, post deals, which are always labeled on the page, and add a license badge to the store's own website. Alexis 420 also sends The Weekly Drop, a free email that goes out every Monday.
The site is hosted by Alexis, an AI-generated character who serves as the face and voice of the directory. Her images and videos are labeled as AI-generated wherever they appear on the site.
"People want to know the place they are walking into is legit," said the Alexis 420 team. "Every state already publishes that answer in its license list, but almost nobody reads those lists. We put every licensed dispensary in one place, with the hours and details people actually need before they head out."
Alexis 420 is available now at no cost to shoppers or to the stores it lists.
About Alexis 420
Alexis 420 is a free directory of licensed cannabis dispensaries in the United States, built from official state license lists and covering 36 states and Washington, DC. It is a brand of Vibe Metrix AI, based in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
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