dabdevices is a marketplace — a digital platform where cannabis concentrate hardware is bought and sold. And at the same time, it's an interface, a bridge between Western brands and the factories — mostly Chinese — that manufacture this hardware.
Today, the main channel for B2B communication in this industry is trade shows. That's expensive, seasonal, and often out of reach for smaller manufacturers and brands.
We give manufacturers of any scale a permanent digital presence — year-round, and at maximum cost-efficiency.
This industry runs on fragmented, low-trust connections. Buyers hop between a dozen retailer sites just to compare a price. Small and mid-size manufacturers have nowhere to sell direct. Brands looking to source hardware end up cold-messaging unverified suppliers on Alibaba — no samples, no protection, no accountability if something goes wrong.
It's the same problem at every link in the chain: no trust, no single place to compare, and no safeguard against unvetted suppliers.
Headshop.com, Smoke Cartel, Daily High Club — every existing option is a single-vendor retailer, not a marketplace. None of them let you compare the same product across independent sellers. None of them are built for safe, verified buying.
There's simply no platform today that meets a modern standard for choosing, comparing, and confidently buying dab hardware.
Compare prices across independent sellers in one place, instead of hunting through a dozen sites.
Get a real storefront in front of buyers who are already searching this category, instead of building a site from scratch.
Reach brands directly, instead of getting lost among thousands of look-alike Alibaba listings.
Get a verified factory list, a rating system, a clear engagement protocol, samples, and secure payment — instead of a cold DM and a hope.
Get an always-on digital booth — advertising placement plus an extra sales channel.
We take a commission on wholesale deals between brands and factories — orders typically run $10K–$100K+ — plus advertising and featured placement from established brands.
The consumer marketplace is our top of funnel: it earns the traffic and the trust. But the wholesale and ad revenue is where the real money is.
No single vendor or factory can build an audience like this alone — a small manufacturer simply can't out-market Google. By consolidating a large share of the supply side in one place, dabdevices.com becomes the strongest audience-acquisition channel in the category, and that edge only grows: the more vendors and factories join, the harder it gets to replicate.
It helps that our audience is self-selected and high-intent. Unlike a search engine or a social feed, everyone here came looking for dab hardware specifically — which makes advertising on dabdevices meaningfully more effective per dollar than generic channels full of people who were never going to buy.
dabdevices.com is our entry point — a hardware marketplace, non-plant-touching, so normal payments, ads, and banking all work from day one. No cannabis-specific payment processor, no state retailer license, no banking workaround — just Stripe, standard ad platforms, and a normal business bank account, the same as any other e-commerce marketplace.
Longer term, 710s.com has room to grow into a full marketplace for everything under the "710" umbrella, including concentrates themselves, not just the hardware to consume them. We're deliberately leaving that for a later phase: concentrates are plant-touching, which means state licensing, cannabis-specific banking, and much heavier compliance.
dabdevices proves the model first — building not just trust and audience, but the marketplace's technical backbone: multi-vendor payments, verification, compliance tooling, logistics across independent sellers. That's the infrastructure 710s.com will later extend into the plant-touching category — not just a brand name carried over.
710s.com and dabdevices.com read as category-defining names — the way "Xerox" or "Google" became synonymous with their category. That's a real head start winning partners and a first audience: instant recognition, nothing to explain.
Beyond that early edge, the domains are a standalone asset in their own right — the further this project grows, the more valuable the name behind it becomes, regardless of how any one company built on it turns out.