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The real thing.
This is dataharbor.studio42.app as it looks today.
Consumer insight for cannabis brands, built on what people actually bought. Not on what an ad network guessed.
Every segment traces back to a real basket: a category, a brand, a price, a date, a store. Brands get answers and results. They don't get a spreadsheet of people.
A subscription dashboard: average ticket, purchase frequency, retention and lapse curves, category mix and brand behaviour.
Build a segment the way you'd build an ad audience. Get a count and a price, and we run the campaign.
Matched data only under a signed contract, only where the rights are clear, and only after a person approves it.
Pick ZIP codes or drag a radius across Michigan, and the count follows your cursor.
The price shows as you build. The server checks it again, so the quote you see is the one you pay.
No passwords anywhere. Every account is reviewed before it sees any data.
Most data businesses sell what they hold. DataHarbor is built around the gap between what it holds and what it's allowed to use.
Consent is tracked separately from contact details, and only consented people count as reachable.
Every order waits for approval. Nothing goes out on its own.
Selling the raw database is never the default. Brands buy insight and results.
This is dataharbor.studio42.app as it looks today.
Portal42 has run dispensary counters for over a decade. Cannabis brands can't advertise the way other brands do, and most of what they're sold is inferred: who might like what, based on browsing.
DataHarbor starts from the counter instead. It's built to answer real questions about real buying, and it treats consent as the product rather than as fine print.
Access is reviewed. Tell DataHarbor what you plan to do with the data before you see any.