Massachusetts cannabis delivery: 32 CCC-licensed services

Operators, couriers and towns that opted out

A Delivery Operator buys and warehouses product for its own deliveries, while a Courier carries products from licensed stores. The register puts the licences, with numbers such as MD1324 for Bada Vroom in Tyngsborough, across the state: Boston (4 in our listings), Northampton (3), Newton and Leicester (2 each), Lowell, Wareham, Clinton and Tyngsborough. That spread hides a limit, since a service can only deliver where the town allows it.

• Waivers: as of July 15, 2026 the Commission had certified 13 municipal delivery waivers, two of them one-year bans. A ban may not exceed two years and needs Commission approval to renew.
• Who cannot opt out: cities and towns that already host a marijuana retail establishment may not request a waiver.
• Tax: the same 10.75% excise, 6.25% sales tax and up to 3% local tax as in stores.
• Check first: find the licence number in the Commission's open data before you order, and treat a menu on Instagram or Telegram with a cash drop as a red flag.

Because the Commission is reviewing its regulations, including whether towns can opt out of delivery, and voters decide Question 8 on November 3, the picture may shift. Store-based shopping is on our Massachusetts dispensaries page. Our guide to legal and illegal delivery ranks the warning signs.